Sentence examples for ministers committed to from inspiring English sources

This is a real concern to ministers committed to keeping inflation down.

Ministers committed to halve pregnancies among 15- to 17-year-olds in England from the 1998 rate of 46.6 conceptions per 1,000 girls.

At the Cairns meeting in September, G20 finance ministers committed to finalise the OECD's 15-point Action Plan to counter BEPS by 2015.

Malcolm Turnbull has defended his changes to superannuation policy by saying he is the "prime minister for all Australians" after one of his ministers committed to raise the changes in the party room after the election.

The UK has no policies in place to meet more than half of the carbon emission cuts required by law by 2030, the government's official advisers warned on Thursday, the same day ministers committed to the target.

Ministers committed to making more information available as part of their response to the public inquiry into Stafford Hospital.

"Unless ministers commit to increasing support for people looking to get back into work and funding for childcare this would be very dangerous".

"The naming and shaming of unscrupulous businesses which flout the national minimum wage will be worthless unless ministers commit to properly enforcing the minimum wage, which they have so far failed to do," said Ian Murray, Labour's shadow minister for employment relations.

The prime minister committed to a two-part plan.

But wouldn't a prime minister committed to a leaner welfare system soften up pensioners too even though, unlike poor youngsters, they tend to vote?

Brown arrived as a prime minister committed to constitutional reform, making the governance of Britain his first major statement to the Commons.