Sentence examples for is committed to dealing from inspiring English sources
This government is committed to dealing with it".
But now the government, which has been slow to react, says it is committed to dealing with the pandemic.
Sinn Féin is committed to dealing with the past, including the issue of victims and their families.
He did say President Obama is committed to dealing with the deficit in a way that would not add to the tax burden of people making less than $250,000 a year.
"I did it because I believe President Pastrana is committed to dealing with the human rights issues, about which we're still very concerned," said Mr. Clinton, who signed the national security waiver on Tuesday night, a week before he flies to Colombia for a brief trip.
He did say President Barack Obama is committed to dealing with deficit in a way that will not add to the tax burden of people making less than $250,000 a year.
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said it was "committed" to dealing with the problem of nuisance calls, and it was looking to introduce mandatory caller line identification so that all marketing callers would have to display their telephone numbers.
Nick Clegg told delegates that the party was "committed to dealing with this black hole in our finances" and he warned them against "chopping and changing" the mandate of the Bank of England.
WASHINGTON -- A leading French advocate of a global climate change agreement said Tuesday that she thinks President Barack Obama is "committed" to a deal and that he can work around the expected resistance in Congress.
Greybull says it is committed to completing this deal, but it is likely to cast an eye over the rest of Tata's UK business.
