Sentence examples for fully committed to challenging from inspiring English sources
The company said it was "fully committed" to challenging the lawsuit.
Anthem said Thursday that it was "fully committed" to challenging the Justice Department suit in court "but will remain receptive to any efforts to reach a settlement with the DOJ that will allow us to complete the transaction".
Indeed when the FAW received an official approach to speak to their manager from Hull on Monday they discussed it with Coleman, who raised no objections to their decision to decline the approach and instead appeared fully committed to the World Cup challenge ahead.
"I am fully committed to our club and the challenges ahead".
"While we are facing near-term challenges in Europe, we are fully committed to transforming our business," he said in a statement.
Dr Phillip Barnes, acting trust chief executive, said: "We realise the challenges before us and are fully committed to providing the high quality of care our patients deserve".
We are fully committed to working with the UAW to develop solutions together to address the competitive challenges facing General Motors..
We are fully committed to working with the UAW to develop solutions together to address the competitive challenges facing General Motors," the company said.
Undertaking this course can be a significant challenge and is therefore understandable that students may not have been fully committed to thinking about integrating prescribing theory into practice whilst undertaking the course.
"Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have always been fully committed to repealing Obamacare, ending President Obama's $716 billion raid on Medicare, and tackling the serious fiscal challenges our country faces," said Lanhee Chen, the policy director for the Romney campaign.
Lanhee Chen, Romney's chief policy director told TPM, "Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have always been fully committed to repealing Obamacare, ending President Obama's $716 billion raid on Medicare and tackling the serious fiscal challenges our country faces".
