Sentence examples for committed to pass from inspiring English sources

Joshua Hoyt, executive director of the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, said of the president after the meeting: "He remains fully committed to pass immigration reform.

The Obama administration has committed to pass legislation granting European Union citizens some of the same privacy rights as Americans in U.S. courts, The Guardian reported Wednesday.

Recently, Members of Parliament from across the region committed to pass better aimed at creating social policies that protect children.

It will also be seen as a fulfilment of a pledge signed by most members of parliament when they took office in 2008, in which they committed to pass laws that protect children and promote their welfare.

In the interviews, both Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver said they were committed to passing ethics reform.

The advocates told Mr. Schumer and other lawmakers they were still committed to passing the legislation.

However Obama is committed to passing the agreement through the Congress and Senate before his term ends.

She insists her companies are still committed to passing a health care overhaul this year.

Once he realised that I was willing to work, he was committed to passing on his skills.

We are, however, committed to passing legislation to implement the policies in the areas where agreement can be found to support job creation and long-term economic growth.

"The speaker stated at the State of the State that the Assembly is committed to passing a property tax cap bill," said Sisa Moyo, a spokeswoman for Mr. Silver.