Sentence examples for fully committed to taking from inspiring English sources

Likewise Mo Farah, who will run half the race, remains fully committed to taking part.

Since becoming prime minister, she has been adamant that "Brexit means Brexit", signalling she is fully committed to taking the UK out of the EU.

It added that the governments in the organization, which collectively represent about 90 percent of the world's economic activity, "are fully committed to taking decisive actions to return to a robust, job-rich growth path".

The prime minister's official spokeswoman said the job would now be absorbed into the Home Office, but insisted that the government was fully committed to taking in 20,000 refugees by 2020.

"The board of directors would like to state explicitly again that its sole ambition for this season is to achieve promotion back to the Football League and that they are fully committed to taking whatever step necessary to reach that goal," it said.

And commit to taking small concrete steps each and every day to help your story fully unfold.

In the Netherlands no centers exist which are fully committed to resurfacing arthroplasty and taking into account that only 6% of all hip patients qualify for a HRA it is clear that only few surgeons will have the opportunity to gain sufficient experience.

"Every owner wants to win, obviously, but they're fully committed to doing what it takes to do it, which is a pretty cool thing".

Or, in other words, 55percentt are less than fully committed to return when they take a break – and that's a figure that may frighten show runners  – one miss could see over half a committed audience lose its dedication to continue with the series.

"Having spoken to the council, I'm confident that they are fully committed to working with the Welsh government to take whatever action is necessary to turn things around.

Once Fish had 15 Arab kids from Ramle and 15 Jewish kids from the greater Modi'in fully committed to the program, the first session took place in March.