Sentence examples for is committed to opening from inspiring English sources

The German government says it is committed to opening the archives, but not before privacy controls have been put in place.

Nutriset says it is committed to opening more developing-world franchises, a strategy that brings down shipping costs and hence prices, but the majority of its network's inventory still comes from France, and now, with the entry of Edesia, Nutriset is going to be expanding exports from the United States.

Gown Staffordshire is committed to opening access to higher education.

The Government is committed to opening 400 new academies – on current trajectory we will have achieved this by 2012.

The Union is committed to opening talks with the divided island next year with representatives of both the Turkish and Greek bits if possible, but with the Greek part alone if not.

The scheme is committed to "opening up theatre to the most exciting and diverse range of new voices" and has a biennial national playwriting competition open to anyone aged 25 or under.

India's finance minister, Pranab Mukherjee, spent the last two days in Chicago trying to reassure investors and companies that India was committed to opening up its economy to outsiders.

Erin Gargan: Besides making women's lives easier every month by mailing them tampons, I'm committed to opening up a broader, authentic dialogue around women's menstrual health.

"We are very excited to continue to help school districts reduce their transportation budgets and are committed to opening the market for the all-electric school bus".

"Look, I'm committed to opening up the dialogue about this and, yes, changing my current policy, but now is not the time to address this". Obama has been criticized for flip-flopping on statements he made during the campaign, most notably during the third presidential debate when commentator Bob Schieffer asked: "Tell us, without equivocation, what is your opinion of the film "Borat?" "Very nice!

Four years on, Johnson appears to have taken a leaf out of Livingstone's book despite the Conservative mayor's repeated claims that he is committed to running an open and transparent administration.