Sentence examples for committed to the scheme from inspiring English sources

has campaigned for years for traffic light labelling so we're pleased the Government has now decided to support this and that every major supermarket, except Iceland, is committed to the scheme.

The ministers nonetheless committed to the scheme to relocate refugees away from Greece, Italy and Hungary, the three countries under the most strain as the main EU entry points for most.

However, his successor's early pronouncements suggest the DWP for now remains committed to the scheme, which bundles six current benefits into a single payment, and will, if it stays on schedule, account for £53bn of social security spending by 2021.

Newport council said it never formally committed to the scheme.

Another 73 employers have said they are committed to the scheme.

In a letter to Southend Council, club chairman Ron Martin and Sainsbury's development surveyor Robert Oxley said that both parties were still committed to the scheme.

However, Leveson's proposal is a step change: all newspapers are expected to commit to the scheme under the new regulatory framework, and claimants will be pressured into pursuing arbitration rather than court proceedings by potentially being penalised in legal costs at court if they refuse to arbitrate.

Labour said the move sent a "clear message" about its stance on welfare but admitted it could not commit to the scheme if returned to power in 2015.

A spokeswoman for Ed Davey, the UK's climate change minister, told Guardian Australia that Britain was committed to the Europe-wide emissions trading scheme.

But we are reminded, whatever our dismay at the delay, in somewhat, I have to say, waspish tones, it should be made absolutely clear that the regulators remain committed to the implementation of a quality assurance scheme.

In the light of the experience acquired, NORMAN is now committed to the further development of the current scheme with the extension of the original NORMAN list of substances (ca. 900 compounds) to a much larger list of several thousands of compounds.