Sentence examples for committed to reforming from inspiring English sources
Downing Street dismissed Bratza's criticisms and said Cameron remained committed to reforming the court.
Still, a member of the board said it remained committed to reforming its regulations on the transparency of medical records.
Southern separatists have called for the creation of an independent state and are therefore less committed to reforming or even toppling Mr. Saleh's government.
He will have to move quickly to reassure New Yorkers that he is in charge and fully committed to reforming Albany's broken political system.
"He is very committed to reforming and modernising the health service and I would expect him to be out in the coming weeks and months explaining why we need to do that".
They have, in the past year, become more committed to "reforming" the state enterprises, as well as to cleaning up the state banking system that bears the burden of enterprise losses and is, as a consequence, insolvent.
He said: "We remain committed to reforms across the whole of government to deliver the controlled migration system which is in the best interests of our country".
Despite a sweeping election victory on November 20th for the People's Party, committed to reform and austerity, the country's borrowing costs have surged again.
Another explanation was that Bush, who is married to a Mexican who became an American citizen, remains committed to reform and his move was simply tactical.
