Sentence examples for committed to restructuring from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Breaux, one of Mr. Bush's Democratic friends and a man committed to restructuring Medicare, sounds grim about the task ahead.

"We committed to restructuring the company to being a much better but smaller organization," said James E. Press, a Chrysler vice chairman.

Having decided (rightly) to hold on to its European arm, Opel/Vauxhall, GM is committed to spending $4.6 billion to restructure this loss-making business.

The communiqué also committed to "vigorous yet steady efforts" to restructure the political system.

A spokeswoman for the flight attendants' union, Sara Dela Cruz, said yesterday that the union was committed to helping United successfully restructure.

After leaders wrapped up negotiations on a massive year-end spending bill, Pelosi told reporters that Ryan committed to getting legislation aimed at giving the island restructuring powers done by spring. .

As part of the restructuring agreement, the coachbuilder committed to ramping up its design consultancy business in Asia and Germany to offset a significant decline in its manufacturing commissions.

Mulcahy said Xerox was ahead of schedule on some of its restructuring efforts and is committed to returning to profitability in the fourth quarter.

The restructuring team must be committed to finding and implementing innovative strategies that have the potential to effectively produce educational change.

MetroPCS will also restructure its debt, and Deutsche Telekom has committed to lending the new entity as much as $6 billion more in financing on top of the $15 billion the combined entity will owe Deutsche Telekom.

RBM partners have committed to clarifying the roles for the Partnership and its bodies, restructuring the collective to provide optimal support and harmonization at global, regional and local levels.