Sentence examples for commit to household from inspiring English sources
9Related to this argument, Lundberg (2002) shows that if family members cannot commit to household settings, in particular to the division of income in later years in order to compensate the home worker for foregone earnings, then an inefficient degree of specialization is chosen and too little of the household public good (e.g. childcare) is provided.
She said food retailers and manufacturers had recently committed to cutting household food waste by 20% from 2005-15.
Water companies understand the pressures on customers' pockets and are committed to keeping household bills as low as possible while still investing in vital improvements".
A government spokesman said: "This government is committed to keeping household energy bills low, and without government policies bills would have been £90 higher than they were last year.
"After this change," it said in a statement, "SSE is committing to cap household energy prices at this level until at least the second half of 2013".
"If the Labour Party can commit to reducing policy costs on household energy bills, stopping the smart meter roll-out, preventing commodity cost increases and accept that there won't be any investment in new power stations and infrastructure, then we could freeze our prices.
This initiative will commit to providing 100percentt of American households with affordable first class broadband access and connect public schools and libraries to high-speed broadband.
Commit to your commitments.
As with its earlier sign-up process, various regions will be designated as "fiberhoods," and within each of these areas, a certain percentage of households will have to commit to signing up before Google begins the installation process.
In fact, some of the banks are clearly committed to worsening households' financial position and have oriented their activity toward this end in order to maximize their profitability (see here).
