Sentence examples for committed to slashing from inspiring English sources

To economic conservatives, he pitches himself as the candidate most strongly committed to slashing spending and taxes.

Mary Nichols, chair of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), has made it clear that her state is committed to slashing emissions and electrifying the state's vehicle fleet.

Since the government is committed to slashing the deficit, it expects the private sector to finance almost two-thirds of projects to 2015.

"Senior figures at Westminster are committed to slashing another £4bn from Scotland's public services – and this survey finds that businesses outside Scotland would pile further pressure on to the UK government to do this," he said.

With few exceptions, Republicans are committed to slashing the basic functions of government and programs that support education, food stamps, energy and R&D to avoid asking corporations or the wealthy to contribute even one more dime in taxes.

That's because Uber has committed to slashing fares for its on-demand car service in a majority of U.S. cities where it's available, in some cases by more than 20percentt.

Now, however, both parties have committed to slash the number of migrants entering the country from 270,000 in 2009 to 170,000 or less.

The U.S. recently committed to slash emissions up to 28percentt over the next decade in advance of the upcoming U.N. climate summit.

Obama's show of frustration about when he will end the unpopular war in Afghanistan came in his closing press conference at the G-20 summit in Toronto, where industrialized countries committed to slash their budget deficits in half by 2013.

Last month, top European companies urged governments to commit to slashing greenhouse gas emissions.

Tokyo's participation would bring greater credibility to the nascent pact, analysts say, but could also complicate talks if the Japanese government is unable, or unwilling, to commit to slashing some tariffs.