Sentence examples for committed to shrinking from inspiring English sources

This is the reality of NHS "ringfencing" under an austerity government committed to shrinking the state: cuts to services, staffing, pay and training.

He claimed the Tories would "inflict unnecessary pain" on the country because they were ideologically committed to shrinking the state and had a policy of "austerity for ever".

The new high-end Kindle Oasis is Amazon's biggest step yet towards its goal of making e-readers just like paper, having committed to shrinking each iteration of Kindle by 20% at a time.

The near-term result was the Greensburg Sustainable Comprehensive Master Plan, which committed to shrinking the community's carbon footprint by half and adopting state of the art environmental practices.

And though Mr. Immelt may be lagging Mr. Pandit, if he remains committed to shrinking he is unlikely to hear many boos at his annual investor presentation today.

But a new government in Greece will, in exchange, have to commit to shrinking its bureaucratic state sector, open up its markets, eliminate corruption and reform its antiquated labour laws.

However, he said, the administration was also committed to taking steps toward shrinking America's debt.

Over the past few months, the anti-Isis effort has peaked and the size of local forces committed to the fight is shrinking.

I actually occupy a shrinking center of American Jews fiercely committed to Israel's existence but profoundly troubled by its current course.

Beginning in 2016, Greece will be committed to extracting a budgetary surplus (excluding interest payments) from a shrinking economy.

"You committed to something.