Sentence examples for is committed to introduce from inspiring English sources

Ireland is committed to introduce plain packaging later this year and its health minister, Dr James Reilly, is defiant and for personal reasons too.

Ireland, which is committed to introduce plain packaging this year, is next in line for a visit from the industry's legal heavyweights.

Now the regime insists it is committed to introducing multiparty democracy.

At the moment, it is committed to introducing the train protection and warning system (TPWS) by 2003.

"We just ran out of time to be able to move that particular issue," he said, adding that he is "committed to introducing that and working on it right away" in the next legislative session.

He has more promises that may have to be broken if there is no money.To many voters, Mr Obama's most attractive single policy is that he is committed to introducing universal health coverage, ending the disgraceful situation whereby some 46m Americans have no health cover and get little or no health care until they end up in an emergency room.

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The coalition is committed to introducing a statutory register of professional lobbyists - companies who attempt to influence politicians on behalf of corporate clients - in an effort to increase transparency and cut down on abuse of the system.

The government has said it is committed to introducing new surveillance legislation, the forthcoming Investigatory Powers Bill, in the current parliament, with a timetable to introduce a draft bill this autumn — with a view to gaining Royal Assent next year before emergency surveillance legislation (DRIPA) expires at the end of 2016.

Holyrood ministers have said they are committed to introducing the policy to address Scotland's unhealthy relationship with drink and save lives.

Deputy minister for children and social services Gwenda Thomas said she was committed to introducing legislation.