Sentence examples for is committed to joining from inspiring English sources

It was groups of brave, sincere Egyptians who initiated this moment of historical opportunity on Jan . 25 and the Muslim Brotherhood is committed to joining the national effort toward reform and progress.

Voters in Turkey chose, by a sound margin, a new party led by a former Islamicist who quickly sought to calm fears by emphasizing his support for a moderate, secular Turkey that is committed to joining Europe and continuing strong relations with the United States.

It is an opportunity for the new administration to demonstrate to the world that the United States is committed to joining international efforts to protect people's health and the environment, rather than block them at every turn.

Estonian officials insist that they are committed to joining as planned.

Those nations are committed to joining the euro but must first make wrenching economic adjustments.

When ten new members joined the EU in May 2004, all were committed to joining Schengen in full.

And Britain should not get carried away as it champions the euro "outs" since most of the others are committed to joining the single currency.

The White House said the count was now up to 34 for countries that have formally joined the agreement, or were committed to joining this year.

The joint terrorism taskforce investigation had been looking into a large group of friends and relatives who "were committed to joining Isil by any means possible", Luger told a press conference, using another acronym for the Islamic State group.

People are leaving the hall as @georgegalloway is on the stage Mr Galloway – who was introduced as a "towering figure" by UKIP leader Nigel Farage who also spoke at the event – said the Respect party were committed to joining the GO coalition.

"The Giants are committed to joining the 'It Gets Better' campaign and appreciate our fans' support for this important cause," a spokesperson for the team said in a statement.