Sentence examples for a commitment to return from inspiring English sources

There is already a commitment to return to Castle Stuart, on the outskirts of Inverness, for 2016.

This continues the journey of modernisation that began with the first radio licence in the 1920s; we have a commitment to return the ringfenced £150m a year being used to support broadband rollout back to BBC programmes and services; and we have a commitment to increase the licence fee by inflation in the next charter.

KT also announced a commitment to return $5.5 billion to shareholders, either through dividends or share repurchases.

A second copy of the questionnaire was sent to women who had expressed a commitment to return the questionnaire and to those who research assistants had not been able to speak with on the phone.

While almost all participants expressed a commitment to return for TST interpretation on initial surveys, most did not return for interpretation of tests actually placed in the study, with no clear logistical barriers.

Unlike at other zoos there is a commitment to returning species to the wild.

The elders in Kakuma also worry that once absorbed into American culture, the boys will lose their African identity and with it any commitment to return.

"The first is that the Palestinian Authority should indicate a clear commitment to return immediately to negotiations (on a two-state solution) without preconditions," he said.

The seed may have been planted in 1988, with the naming of Frank Gehry as the architect for Walt Disney Concert Hall — a civic commitment to return downtown to its early 20th-century glory days, when it was a hubbub of activity rather than a place to flee come sunset.

The U.S. banking system is completely broken and will need an enormous taxpayer commitment to return to any semblance of health.

The government has faced a substantial task to meet its commitment to return the budget to surplus in 2016-17.