Sentence examples for committed to rescuing from inspiring English sources

Few Greeks doubt that Mr Papandreou is committed to rescuing the economy.

"We are committed to rescuing everyone on the ship, and are trying to ensure that nobody will be left unaided," he said.

He had been on the road since Monday, when he hopped in his bus and headed toward the coast, committed to rescuing as many animals as possible ahead of Hurricane Florence.

Spend too much money now, on top of the trillions already committed to rescuing banks and buying toxic debt, and we know what we will be told come the Copenhagen climate conference in December – that the cupboard is bare.

The government faced mounting pressure on Monday to put billions more in some of the nation's biggest banks, two of the biggest automakers and the biggest insurance company, despite the billions it has already committed to rescuing them.

Much remains to be done, and the U.S. government is committed to rescuing children from this pernicious practice around the world.

Help appears to be on the way from Europe and the United States, which have committed to rescue efforts.

In FDR the United States found a leader not only committed to rescue America's foundering economy by "bold experimentation," but when war came, to use America's new industrial arsenal to defeat the empires of Japan and Nazi Germany.

Mr. Duisenberg has been careful not to spell out his goals or to suggest how much money the central banks are willing to commit to rescuing the euro.

Worse, once Cameron had quit, throwing the already murky mandate of the leave victory (leave how?) into even greater confusion, the Conservative party didn't pull itself together and commit to rescuing the country from the brink of chaos.

"Citigroup exposed itself to substantial economic risk by publicly committing to rescue Wachovia with less than 72 hours' due diligence, as well as the risk that it would be used as a stalking horse for other bidders who might come in later after Citigroup's action prevented Wachovia from failure," Citigroup said in a court filing.