Sentence examples for office is committed from inspiring English sources

"My office is committed to request bail only when it will ensure a defendant's return to court to face criminal charges, and never solely on the basis of the defendant's inability to pay," he said in a statement.

No matter how the badly the Phillies have performed — even with an 8-4 stortheo the second half, they are 14 games from first place — the front office is committed to this core of players.

This office is committed to doing everything within its power consistent with the law and the Rules of Professional Conduct to ensure that the innocent are never wrongfully convicted and that only appropriate charges based on credible evidence are filed against the guilty.

"My office is committed to protecting New York investors and the integrity of our financial markets".

Our office is committed to enforcing a law that provides vital protections for building residents and tourists alike.

"Everyone at Bond Offshore Helicopters, from hangar to cockpit to office, is committed to delivering the dependable, reliable service that last year carried over 150,000 people safely offshore and home again".

In a statement, C. Todd Jones, deputy assistant secretary for enforcement in the Office for Civil Rights, said the office was "committed to ensuring that girls and boys have equal access to the vocational programs that interest them" and would "vigorously investigate each of the complaints filed by the National Women's Law Center and determine whether the schools are in compliance with Title IX".

She was told there were "no grounds" to uphold his complaints about alleged mistreatment at Colnbrook and that the Home Office was committed to his deportation.

On Tuesday, Mr. Vance released a statement saying that his office was committed to protecting victims of sex crimes, even ones with "imperfect pasts".

D. G. Van Clief Jr., the Breeders' Cup president, said his office was committed to safeguarding the public from intrusions into the betting pools or from other forms of chicanery.

"This is why, at times, the process takes longer," said Ms. Orrego de Llerena, who added that her office was committed to finding permanent families for children as quickly as possible.