Sentence examples for committed to widening from inspiring English sources

But it's still committed to widening motorways and building a third runway at Heathrow.

We are committed to widening participation whilst maintaining high academic standards.

Our government says it is committed to widening attendance, pitching university fees as a trade-off for higher salaries.

A spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said: "The Government is committed to widening access in higher education.

Out of 10 industrialised countries committed to widening participation, Britain is the only one that does not provide any grant towards a student's living costs.

Ms Main added: "The Glasgow School of Art is totally committed to widening access and is actually thought to be a leader in its field.

Dove® launched its "Dove Campaign for Real Beauty" in 2004 when it claimed to commit to "widening the narrow standard of beauty," and has since added to the campaign a goal to change society's views about women and aging.

Clark said he was committed to the widening access agenda and raised the point that postgraduate education was becoming the "new frontier in the battle to widen access", although he currently has no plans to develop policy in this area.

Barnaby Lenon, chairman of the Independent Schools Council, said: "Independent schools are committed to helping widen access to their schools and to improving social mobility.

Acknowledging that the mood in both Greece and the euro zone is "fluid and nervous," he said the country was committed to taming its widening budget deficit and carrying out reforms, one of which is a new levy intended to ensure that property owners pay taxes.

Thomas P. Campbell, the Met's director, said in a statement on Thursday that the museum, which recently expanded its hours to seven days a week, remained "very much committed to maintaining — and further widening — public access to the museum".