Sentence examples similar to committed to sets from inspiring English sources

Both groups are committed to setting up Islamist states.

"Colleen and I are committed to setting the record straight," Westphal told The Hollywood Reporter.

Department officials said more than $100 million had already been committed to setting up the program.

But he insisted that the government was committed to setting up a fully functioning bank.

Instead, the government has committed to setting five-year "carbon budgets" and reporting to parliament on its progress every year.

Swedish retail giant H&M and food group Nestle also have committed to setting long term, science-based targets.

Tony Hayward BP Hayward, BP's new head, is committed to setting aside £300m to fund research into alternatives to petrol and diesel.

Here at A.A.F.F., we are committed to setting up people in their late twenties to mid-forties with fun friendships that are easy to maintain.

The GNM board has therefore committed to setting clearer goals and targets in 2010 in order to bring the carbon positive vision a step closer.

Among the main points are: A social compact: countries committed to set up social protection systems, with national spending targets for essential services like health and education.

Labour, with Lib Dem support, is committed to setting up an electoral commission to propose a single proportional alternative to first-past-the-post. Voters will choose between the two in a referendum, and Parliament will act accordingly.