Sentence examples for is committed to take from inspiring English sources

At present, Britain is committed to take 232 of these planes at a price of £35m each.

And it is tackling the long-term causes of child poverty through policies aimed at pre-school children in poor areas, and a new programme designed to cut teenage pregnancy.Through such redistributive measures, the government is committed to take 1.2m children out of relative poverty which it defines somewhat differently from Unicef— by 2002.

UNICEF is committed to take a lead role in this".

The Pedestrian Council of Australia is committed to taking action.

Despite Puntland's limited capacity, Mr. Farole is committed to taking the fight to the pirates.

* OAC Ministries says it is "committed to taking the Gospel... to unchurched people, wherever they are".

"The restaurant industry is committed to taking a proactive role in helping to combat obesity," Dr. Dubost adds.

"The administration is committed to taking appropriate action on these issues where wrongdoing has occurred," said Melanie Roussell, an administration spokeswoman.

"Be assured, be assured, that Sinn Fein is committed to taking the guns out of Irish politics," Mr. Adams said.

"I know Damien is committed to taking the club forward and wants to put this stuff behind them".

"Prime minister Turnbull is committed to taking steps to address gender equality, and this is why this issue going forward will, I believe, continue to receive prominence".