Sentence examples for a commitment to contributing from inspiring English sources

The developer has made a commitment to contributing £1m towards affordable homes elsewhere as part of the plans.

MGM said it had also agreed to partially guarantee the completion of CityCenter through a commitment to contribute up to another $600.0 million to the joint venture.

Cheltenham Borough councillors voted by 21 votes to 17 in favour of the work and a commitment to contribute up to £2m towards the cost.

There is a certain commitment to contributing that you don't get with other social networks.

"These escalators are a very visible example of our commitment to contributing to a greener, more sustainable environment," said Howard H. Roberts Jr., the president of New York City Transit.

The underlying motives and beliefs of interacting parties point toward commitment to contributing to a shared set of goals and as well as achieving private benefits, which reduces the need for continuous assessment of trust (Adler et al. 2008; Miles et al., 2005; von Hippel and von Krogh, 2003).

"The situation is dire, but Japan's commitment to contributing to the international fight against terrorism remains unchanged".

The fracas came into focus when a publicist released a statement on Friday quoting Ms. Chang as saying that she felt "compelled to honor my commitment to contributing to the musical community" of Detroit by playing the recital, and asked that ticket revenue be donated to the musicians' pension fund.

Boyce said this early military planning was taking place in a "political void" and he says he stressed to the Americans that joining the team should not imply "a political commitment to contribute to an actual operation".

There will be occasions when the use of American troops is warranted, but Washington should not make a blanket commitment to contribute soldiers to all U.N. peacekeeping operations.

But the West's commitment to contribute a hundred billion dollars a year, at least to this cause, is also voluntary.