Sentence examples for has committed to implementing from inspiring English sources

Labor has committed to implementing three trial sites to assess the program's effectiveness.

The federal government has committed to implementing this by the end of the year, but given the magnitude of data involved, it needs to happen a lot sooner.

Johnson added that he remained committed to protecting the science budget, saying: "In the Conservative manifesto, which the prime minister has committed to implementing in full, we say we will continue to prioritise science spending.

Education Minister, John O'Dowd, has committed to implementing any lessons to be learned from the tragic death of a young rugby player.

The president-elect has committed to implementing sweeping changes that will improve the nation's health, protect the global environment, and address the problems of domestic and global poverty.

A recent National Partnership Agreement between the National Offender Management Service and NHS England, supported by PHE, has committed to implementing an opt-out BBV testing policy in adult prisons and developing care pathways for those found to be infected by April 2014.

She has committed to implement an "aggressive response" that will support clean energy innovation and jobs in the US.

Twitter has committed to implement the new scheme for US-based wonkers on 1 May, before expanding it to include all of the company's full-time workers from 1 July.

Baird has committed to implement the NSW chief scientist's recommendations by the end of the year, which urged baseline real-time monitoring of water and industry insurance to safeguard against environmental damage.

Secretary Kerry has committed to implement as rapidly as possible the recommendations arising from the Benghazi consulate attack.

The report, Ethical business conduct in BAE Systems plc – the way forward, made 23 recommendations, measures which the company has committed to implement.