Sentence examples for highly committed to improving from inspiring English sources

Senior author Professor Naomi Fulop, of UCL, said the stroke clinicians had been highly committed to improving services in both cities. "I think it is quite remarkable what they have achieved in London because of political issues, but it is also an extremely complex reorganisation," she said.

Ron Gettelfinger, the U.A.W. vice president in charge of relations with Ford, said, "Ford has great strengths and resources to draw upon; most importantly, an experienced, highly skilled work force that's committed to improving product quality and customer satisfaction".

"Nawaz Sharif is firmly committed to improving ties with India.

Committed to improving the state of the world.

The government is committed to improving road safety".

"The Government is committed to improving dental services with a focus on improving preventative care.

Both men insisted, however, that the ministry was committed to improving the situation of policewomen.

She was a dear friend, committed to improving the lives of the elderly.

These companies get years of free marketing without being genuinely committed to improving practices".

"We are fully committed to improving early diagnosis for people with cancer.

"I'm committed to improving the agency's reputation," Mr. Curry told me.