Sentence examples for its commitment to secure from inspiring English sources

It is far reaching in its commitment to secure full civil and human rights for the community.

The rebel umbrella group reaffirmed its commitment to securing the UN mission.

Jan Dawson: [At WWDC] Apple reiterated its commitment to securing its users' data and protecting them from intrusions from both malicious actors and over-zealous marketers.

With elections in Afghanistan just one month away, the United States has ramped up its commitment to securing the country in the hope that a stronger military presence will reduce Taliban threats and increase voter turnout in villages subject to intimidation from insurgents.

He stuck to his commitment to secure an overall £10bn surplus by the end of the parliament.

It is astonishing that Cameron has yet to make a single statement on his commitment to securing an international climate change agreement".

The attacks have prompted Perry to talk about his commitment to securing the border and cracking down on employers who hire undocumented immigrants.

"Space industries already support 95,000 full-time jobs and generate £9.1bn for the economy each year, and our response to the Growth Action Plan shows our commitment to secure its future growth and realise ambitions to develop a viable UK spaceport for commercial space flight," he explained.

The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, said: "Both Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten have failed to make the commitment to secure our health system.

Manager Gary Mills says Gateshead need to match Warrington Town's commitment to secure their progress to the FA Cup third round on Sunday.

Despite previous reports of indiscipline behind the scenes at Roots Hall, the shot-stopper says the Southend squad has the commitment to secure a top-three finish in League Two.