Sentence examples for commit to adopting from inspiring English sources

For reform around family violence to occur, governments must commit to adopting recommendations from coronial inquests wherever practically possible.

Cridland urged parties to commit to adopting the outcome of the Davies commission on airport capacity, saying businesses were "not going to accept cherry-picking" of the proposals and wanted to see "diggers on the ground before 2020".

"With US advertising budgets expected to top $182B by 2015, brands and publishers must both commit to adopting fraud prevention measures now," Jacoby said in a statement today.

This is a promising sign, as tech companies rolling out diversity numbers commit to adopting similar initiatives in an effort to diversify their staffs.

So together, take an inventory of your relationship; and commit to adopting or reigniting these ingredients as a roadmap to fulfillment for both of you!

If the mayor and the City Council commit to adopting these steps as standard operating procedure by passing the PTAO, then Chicago really will become a model for the nation's cities struggling to maintain growth, rebuild urban infrastructure and provide important public services.

But Labour governments from 1997 to 2009 were committed to adopting it — in theory, at least — if the economic conditions were right.

"The government is committed to adopting a non-ideological approach to emissions reduction to ensure we secure the lowest cost of abatement".

Nearly 40 have committed to adopting the New York City food standards, evidence-based nutrition criteria that ensures employees, visitors, and patients have better access to healthy food.

Blank said he was committed to adopting the measured approach of the N.F.L.'s consistent winners of recent seasons: the Colts, the Patriots, the Eagles and the Steelers.

THE international epidemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, has placed many Connecticut families committed to adopting children from China or Vietnam in limbo.