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The announcement follows a December accord between U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators in which China committed to step up purchases of copyrighted software, crack down on Internet piracy and the theft of electronic journals such as Internet-based academic papers, and pursue landlords who rent space to counterfeiting rings.

Washington is committed to stepping in and establishing them for states that decline to.

"On voter registration, we're committed to stepping it up like never before.

In Coney Island, Saturday's Mermaid Parade is committed to stepping off come rain or — ha! — shine.

In fact, by signing up to Simon Stevens' plan Labour has committed to stepping up privatisation, and in any case much of the private provision in the system appeared as a result of reforms launched by the last, Labour, government.

While many of the commitments under the pledge were not new, the White House stated that the news showed the private sector to be "committed to stepping up and doing its part in taking on this global challenge".

Mr. Boyd told the review panel here that the Bush administration is committed to stepping up antidiscrimination efforts, including eliminating racial profiling, enforcing fair-housing and disability laws and ensuring voting rights reform.

Both contenders have committed to stepping down from politics if they lose.

"We certainly are committed to stepping up our involvement," Marquart said.

We're committed to stepping up our work to register more new voters and help all eligible voters participate in our electoral process.

As the League approaches its 100th anniversary, we're committed to stepping up our work to register more new voters and help all eligible voters participate in our electoral process.