Sentence examples for is committed to solving from inspiring English sources
"The president understands the urgency of the problems as well as anyone in the country and is committed to solving them in a balanced way," the paper writes.
In September, the government missed the latest in a series of court-ordered deadlines for their removal, but officials say the city is committed to solving the problem before the Commonwealth Games, which will be in New Delhi in 2010.
By focusing on key business priorities, such as Britain's broken business rates system and the difficulty of accessing finance for growth, the Chancellor has demonstrated that he is committed to solving problems that hinder the growth aspirations of many firms.
"At this stage Rick is committed to solving the problem and I am going to do everything in my power to help … but I am also going to be waiting to see what the results of all this review process yields".
The DUP's Simon Hamilton said his party is committed to solving the "outstanding issues" but admitted that "grave differences still exist between Sinn Féin and the DUP".
For Dodd, the under-representation of women in decision-making roles and women's soccer being under-resourced are two major problems she is committed to solving.
A.D.A. members are committed to solving access disparities without needlessly shortchanging the most vulnerable Americans.
This is a real and serious problem, and we are committed to solving it.
But: "I'm open to compromise, I'm open to new ideas, I'm committed to solving our fiscal challenge.
"I thoroughly believe that our leaders at the county level are committed to solving these problems," he said.
