Sentence examples for commit to increasing from inspiring English sources

The government needs to commit to increasing the numbers of international students".

Labor is promising a review of payments such as Newstart, but won't commit to increasing it before the election.

Chief executive Stephen Hester has also had to commit to increasing lending to British customers by £25bn a year for the next two years.

It is imperative that these countries commit to increasing support for critical United Nations human rights monitoring activities, even in the face of Australia's recent actions.

Will the Graduate School commit to increasing wages or decreasing tuition for graduate students if the proposed changes to the tax code pass?

Smith said that he told the players that the U.S.T.A. would commit to increasing singles prize money by "75 percent minimum" from 2012 to 2017.

She called on governments to commit to increase funding to support gender equality.

They should also commit to increased taxes on the wealthy and to require corporations to fund healthcare and education.

"No one is willing to commit to increased spending until they see how the full year develops".

It will also commit to increase lending and plans to sell or dispose of the assets in the next three to five years.

The School is committed to increasing diversity amongst its faculty.