Sentence examples for committed to replacing from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party is now firmly committed to replacing Medicare with what we might call Vouchercare.

Labour has committed to replacing the green deal if elected in 2015.

The coalition is not committed to replacing the Human Rights Act.

Governments committed to replacing fossil fuels almost entirely by clean energy in the second half of this century.

Cadbury Trebor Bassett said it had listened to consumers and was "committed to replacing all artificial colours in our sweets by the end of this year".

Previously both the Labour and Tory leaderships were committed to replacing the fleet, a project that is likely to cost well over £100bn over its 30-year lifespan.

Rich countries have so far not committed to replace it, to the consternation of developing countries, which have asked for $60bn.

He said yesterday that Russia had since moderated what he called its support for Abkhazian independence and that the troops should remain as long as United Nations forces are not committed to replace them.

Following the dispute, both the Tories and Labour committed to replace the UK's fleet of Vanguard-class submarines, which carry the missiles, and maintain "continuous at-sea deterrence" – that is, always having one nuclear-armed vessel on patrol.

The statement arrives a day after a majority of US phone carriers committed to replace the handsets of concerned customers who own one of the new Galaxy Note 7 units.

We're doing it in our cities, as when Los Angeles committed to replace coal with clean energy by 2025.