Sentence examples for is committed to changing from inspiring English sources

The next Labour government is committed to changing this.

Today we have an honest government, an accountable government, that is committed to changing things in Mexico.

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Michael Whyland, a spokesman for Mr. Silver, said on Wednesday, "The speaker believes that the policy was wrong, has taken full responsibility and is committed to changing it".

Rajar insists it is committed to changing to a new system but that it must take its time to ensure it makes the right move.

But Mr. Baroni says he is committed to changing the property tax system, and he supports a proposed amendment to the State Constitution that will alter financing for education, which is at the heart of the property tax.

David Cameron said the UK must be part of the the EU but he was "committed" to changing how the relationship worked.

The League is committed to blocking illegal immigration.

On guns, Mr. Reid says he is "committed" to a hearing.

Their list includes physicians, entrepreneurs, policy makers, students and more but the key is that they're all committed to changing our healthcare system for the better.

It is later revealed that comments by Mr. O'Reilly about the sexual harassment allegations at the network, along with her deep skepticism about whether the network was truly committed to changing its culture, were factors in Ms. Kelly's decision to leave Fox News for a new role at NBC News, according to two people familiar with the matter.