Sentence examples for is committed to mitigating from inspiring English sources

Comey said it is a "less robust database, dramatically" than what was available from Iraq, but the intelligence community is committed to mitigating the risk by "querying well" the records that do exist and seeking additional sources of information.

He also emphasized that the entire world needs to be committed to mitigating global warming, as this is a disaster which knows no borders.

"As we continue to closely review the DODEA's budget on how to most effectively implement the furlough, we are committed to mitigating the impact of sequestration on our students".

This is why UNICEF not only reaches out to flood-affected children and their families in the country's most disadvantaged areas, but we are committed to mitigating the impact of disasters on children and increasing community resilience by integrating disaster risk reduction into all of our work".

It is a scheme shared by a partnership of countries and organisations that are committed to mitigate climate change by reducing carbon emissions.

She is committed to that".

The IZA Journal of Labor Economics is committed to the IZA Guiding Principles of Research Integrity.

But he is committed to us.

Every government is committed to economic prosperity.

"UNICEF is committed to this cause.

A Welsh government spokesman said: "We are committed to do all we can to mitigate the impact of the UK government's benefit changes to Wales and are determined that any future arrangements for the social fund in Wales support our commitment to tackling poverty.