Sentence examples for remains committed to using from inspiring English sources
"H.R.A. remains committed to using contractors to help welfare recipients move from welfare to work, but will no longer be using Maximus to pursue this goal," David Neustadt, a spokesman for the Human Resources Administration, said in response to a reporter's inquiry.
Despite the setback on the moon shot, MD Anderson remains committed to using cognitive technology that is, next-generation artificial intelligence to enhance cancer treatment, and is currently developing a variety of new projects at its center of competency for cognitive computing.
Douglas VanDagens Douglas VanDagens, Ford's director of wireless mobility, said in a statement that the firm remains committed to using Qualcomm's wireless technology to provide these services.
The company, which remains committed to using natural ingredients and sustainable practices, started small -- founders Jack and Annette Aronson made batches of salsa out of their now-closed restaurant in Ferndale.
Despite the recent setback, he says he remains committed to rebuilding AOL and using The Huffington Post as the foundation.
But the government insists that it remains committed to linking teachers' pay to performance, and to using exam results (suitably weighted for the quality of pupils) as part of the method of assessment.
"Though the CME Trust will be used to help customers of MF Global, CME Group remains committed to our communities and will continue to provide support to charitable organizations as possible through our other programs and corporate foundations".
He confirmed the Trust remains "committed" to the app, although there is no word on when it might be used next.
"While we are opposed to the Irish language being used as a political weapon, as opposition to our parades is used by republicans in the same way, the Orange institution remains committed to a truly shared future.
Microsoft at least wants us to believe that it remains committed to ARM.
"Fukuyama himself remains committed to the promotion of democracy, but not through the policies of the Bush administration, which have 'overemphasized the use of force,'" Rosen writes.
