Sentence examples for firmly committed to taking from inspiring English sources
"We would favour certainly moving forward, and are firmly committed, to taking any appropriate sanctions or penalties that would accrue from the outcome of that work".
I'm committed to taking the party forward, through a new way of doing politics, and I'm determined to put gender equality firmly on the political agenda.
Wouldn't a formal inflation target of around 2% signal that the Federal Reserve is firmly committed to preventing deflation from taking hold in the U.S.? In a similar vein, Congress should be wondering what is already holding Bernanke back from buying U.S. Treasuries in general and U.S. inflation-linked bonds in particular.
"We are firmly committed to consensus and cooperation to take the peace process to a logical conclusion and to immediately complete the remaining tasks of the peace process and to accomplish the historic responsibility of writing a new constitution," the agreement read, according to an unofficial translation.
"The RFU is firmly committed to inclusion and diversity in rugby and we take all allegations and complaints like this very seriously.
Image caption Christ Church college said it was "firmly committed to equality, diversity, and respect" An Oxford University college has taken action against a student who wore a Ku Klux Klan hood to a party.
His ministry is firmly committed to making its followers richer, but they have to return the favor.
"The evidence strongly suggests" that China's new leaders "will be even more firmly committed to developing the economy as the foundation of national power and that resources for military capabilities will take a secondary role," it says.
"We took the party's own costings and therefore only included things that had been very firmly committed to with precise details," she said.
In the latter, he was firmly committed to the randomized-trial paradigm, including in his teachings on study design in etiologic research.
