Sentence examples for committed to overseeing from inspiring English sources

This last move symbolises the truly historic change that May is committed to overseeing.

In fact, the federal government has more than 360 inspectors general committed to overseeing Katrina contracts, 75 of whom are on the ground today in the Gulf Coast.

As part of his proposals, Šefčovič also said the EU was committed to overseeing and funding root-and-branch reform of the highly opaque and corrupt Ukrainian energy sector.

There is more to do and I am committed to overseeing a large increase in the number of people Access to Work is able to support – not only to get but, crucially, to stay in jobs.

Merkel and Hollande said their countries were committed to monitoring the ceasefire and overseeing implementation of the wider agreements.

School counselor advocacy groups that already offer free training have committed to offering more, and the group that oversees licensing -- the Michigan Department of Education -- thinks this is a great idea.

Many Cubans became deeply committed to the revolutionary transformation that Fidel Castro inspired and oversaw after assuming power in 1959.

In the UK, this is a key rationale for the establishment of the National Institute for Health Research (http://www.nihr.ac.uk), developed to oversee the conduct of high quality research and committed to ensure capacity for implementation of research outcomes.

Ontario's Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, which oversees policing in the province, has committed to adopting the ombudsman's 22 recommendations.

Scottish public authorities and ministers are committed to spending at least £9bn on dozens of privately financed projects overseen by the Scottish Futures Trust (SFT) – the arm's-length body overseeing infrastructure investment.

Some 33 countries have now committed to specific goals for fighting climate change, according to the United Nations agency overseeing the negotiations.