Sentence examples for is committed to removing from inspiring English sources
For all families, Harvard is committed to removing cost as a barrier to attendance.
This government is committed to removing foreign criminals to their own countries.
The Department for Communities and Local Government said: "The government is committed to removing top-down targets that built nothing but resentment.
Though not strictly required by Brexit, the leave leadership is committed to removing the convention from UK law – in other words to ripping out a core part of the peace settlement.
That's why the FCC is committed to removing barriers to investment and to lowering the costs of broadband build-out.
The spokeswoman also welcomed the committee's "acknowledgement that this government is committed to removing barriers and creating opportunities for disabled people, and that the UK is a world-leader on disability rights and in relation to independent living in particular".
"If they're committed to removing Bashar Assad's chemical weapons stocks, we know how to do that.
"If they're committed to removing Bashar Assad's chemical weapons stocks, we know how to do that," Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said in an interview.
A top White House official said the administration was committed to removing two significant obstacles -- Korean restrictions on auto and beef imports -- to ratification of the agreement.
Where we can see there are obstacles for the development of black coaches and managers we should all be committed to removing those barriers".
