Sentence examples for committed to pushing from inspiring English sources

The EU is also committed to pushing for the abolition of the death penalty worldwide.

Mr. Lott, for one, said Republicans were "unified and committed" to pushing Mr. Bush's priorities.

It is committed to pushing through an ideological programme of cuts and privatisation.

Despite Cameron's statement, Downing Street indicated the government was committed to pushing ahead with the cut.

Despite the opposition, John Simoni, a member of the board, said it was committed to pushing through reforms.

Officials see the bill's passage as further evidence for skeptical investors that Greece is committed to pushing through painful overhaul measures that will restore fiscal stability.

"We're committed to push it to another level," Tina Kim, one of the New York gallerists, said.

But the problem can only be fixed with a security update, and Android phones are notoriously slow to receive them, though manufacturers have committed to push out fixes more regularly.

Twitter also said that it is committed to push Site Streams, which will allow apps to receive real-time updates for events such as mentions, follows, timelines, and more, out of beta by Q1 of 2011.

I am committed to push forward with one of our more lofty goals -- to empower those who have had little or no access or enough valid reasons to enter the world of STEM.

Subsidies to agriculture run at $1 billion dollars a day – six times development assistance - and the UK is committed to push for significant reform of the EU's Common Agriculture Policy to allow developing countries to take full advantage of domestic and international market opportunities.