Sentence examples for were committed to implementing from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dem pledge to raise personal allowance has been kept, albeit not as something to be introduced in year one, but some of the progressive taxation measures we were committed to implementing to pay for it have not.

But he pledged that all the service chiefs were "committed to implementing this change swiftly and efficiently", and he vowed: "We are not going to be dragging our feet to get this done".

(P11) All facilities were "committed to implementing the MOH Basic Package of Health Services" (P15).

In Guatemala in 2010, 12 hospitals were committed to implementing it in their operating theaters [ 7].

Where facility managers were committed to implementing the mentorship approach they made deliberate efforts to obtain supplies and commodities – even from nearby facilities if needed – and shortages and stock-outs were limited.

And our commitment to the broad thrust of Browne does not mean we are committed to implementing every detail of it.

"The Department of Justice is committed to implementing necessary reforms at the F.B.I".

These incidents point to a more fundamental question: is the GOP is committed to implementing the sanctions that follow a UN 1267 Committee designation?

We're committed to implementing the road map toward peace, to bring closer the day when two states, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace and stability.

Each of the six councils is committed to implementing the same version of the standard system, which means there is little need for expensive changes and maintenance.

Attorney General John Ashcroft, who requested the departmentwide report, said today that he was "committed to implementing necessary reforms and policies" in response to its recommendations.