Sentence examples for was committed to achieving from inspiring English sources

Matalan said it was committed to achieving the goals of the accord.

But Clegg said he was committed to achieving at least 20% of the £25bn fiscal consolidation – £5bn – through tax increases.

In the end he didn't, though he said the government was committed to achieving economic growth of 8% this year and would thereby "significantly increase" investment.

On Tuesday, Mr. Bashir said he was committed to achieving peace with South Sudan, which seceded from Sudan in 2011 and became an independent state.

Mrs. Clinton referred to that time as a "learning experience," but said she was committed to achieving "quality, affordable health insurance for every American," if at a slower pace.

The Victorian minister for community services, Mary Wooldridge, said while the foundation was committed to achieving the goals, "we're also realistic about the extent of the challenge, because the origins of the behaviours of those perpetrating violence come from deeply held views about gender equality".

We are professionals who are committed to achieving justice on behalf of the American people.

"The Government is committed to achieving an agreement, as are most trade union leaders.

It continues on to say the "Abbott government is committed to achieving constitutional recognition for our Indigenous peoples".

The Fed is committed to achieving medium-term price stability and will act as necessary to attain that objective".

Or supposedly that is the case, and virtually everybody on the Internet is committed to achieving that goal.