Sentence examples for fully committed to tackling from inspiring English sources

In a statement Rotherham Borough Council said it was "fully committed" to tackling sexual exploitation, "a commitment that led to the conviction of men involved in this despicable crime as well as support for victims and potential victims and the education of hundreds of young people about the dangers of sexual exploitation".

A Chelsea spokesman said: "It's important to say everyone at Chelsea is fully committed to tackling all forms of discrimination.

Bashir dismissed criticism of his country's intelligence service, the ISI, widely seen in Washington as, at best, not fully committed to tackling al-Qaida.

Flanagan also revealed he is close to finalising a memorandum of understanding with the National Crime Agency – Britain's equivalent of the FBI – to share information which will make it easier to identify corrupt activity He said the cricketing authorities at all levels remained fully committed to tackling corruption "There is an absolute will to do this," he said.

He added councils were "fully committed" to tackling public health problems, but said they needed "financial freedom" to decide what was in their residents' interests.

The Government is committed to tackling the illegal wildlife trade.

The Guardian is committed to tackling the problem.

We are committed to tackling false self-employment.

"The SFO is committed to tackling corruption," Richard Alderman, the SFO director general, said.

A Scottish Government spokesperson said ministers were committed to tackling poverty "head on" and "welcomed" the new advice to teachers.

The Mayor and I are committed to tackling hate crime in all its forms, online and in person.