Sentence examples for committed to reshaping from inspiring English sources

While I applaud colleges and universities that make college entrance exams truly optional (and therefore are forced to look at a student's entire résumé), the plan is only lip service unless the schools that take this road are firmly committed to reshaping the entire higher education application process.

In return for the lifeline, Papandreou has committed to the most ambitious and draconian reshaping of Greece's welfare state ever attempted.

We are committed to our future and will continue to reshape this world, so please let us join together in collaboration and innovation!" 1.

Beau Jo's: A pizza joint committed to wind power and with a mission to "reshape the waistlines of food lovers the world over".

The present PRC process, however, clearly demonstrates that Sri Lankans of all sexualities and gender identities are committed to fairness and to preventing the same injustices from repeating themselves whilst reshaping our nation.

It recognised that finances were "challenging", but insisted the government was committed to the NHS and was investing £10bn to fund its own plan for reshaping services in the future.

"We are committed to the idea that the company and technology we are building is fundamentally going to reshape the Web," he said.

Instead, the EU must reshape itself into two concentric circles: an inner core committed to deeper integration, and an outer ring whose voters have no interest in a single currency and a shared fiscal space.

They must show that they are committed to inspiring the scientists and engineers of tomorrow, to keeping the UK's reputation as a scientific pioneer, and to reshaping our economy into one that rewards knowledge and creation".

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.