Sentence examples for committed to strong from inspiring English sources

"Governor McGreevey will want to put his imprimatur on the management plan, and there are new challenges to address," said Mr. Campbell".He is committed to strong conservation appointments".

They were also mobilising their members to influence other voters, while some were also trying to increase votes for senate candidates who have committed to strong action on climate change.

Donahoe told investors he is committed to strong "discipline" inside eBay.

Paradigms committed to strong nativism has produced remarkable results in the field of cognitive development of infants, in domains including arithmetic and physics (Baillargeon 2002, Baillargeon et alia 1985; Spelke et alia 1992 , 1995.

UPDATE: A Dodd spokeswoman sends in this reaction: "Dodd has always been committed to strong consumer protections.

If we are committed to strong, sustained and balanced growth lets forgo for once, asking the poor and the working class to carry the full burden of adjustment.

Both Labour and Tories are now committed to stronger action to tackling Islamophobia, antisemitism and other forms of hate crime.

The Australian Conservation Foundation's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said that "when Australia's minimum 5% target was set, the government said it would increase it when other countries committed to stronger targets.

Still, they will need to commit to strong measures at home and agree to stand behind those commitments just as the developed nations must stand behind their own.

"They will need to commit to strong measures at home and agree to stand behind those commitments just as the developed nations must stand behind their own," Obama said.

The positioning over climate policy comes in the leadup to the Labor conference next week when some members will push for the party to commit to strong post-2020 emissions reduction targets.