Sentence examples for commit to introducing from inspiring English sources

The Premier League had appeared reluctant to commit to introducing the spray, stating it would monitor its suitability, but it has since decided to give the green light.

That the UK has become the first country to commit to introducing a public register to disclose the beneficial owner of companies is a watershed moment.

The campaigners were already on the front foot, thanks to Britain's decision to become the first G8 country to commit to introducing a publicly accessible register of companies' beneficial (ie real as opposed to proxy) owners.

In a speech in Norfolk, the Labour leader will commit to introducing a law dealing with the poor working conditions of many migrants and the resulting downward pressure on wages for local workers.

Rubio was unable to commit to introducing legislation this year.

Commit to introducing two new whole foods into each weeks menu to keep things fresh and to integrate the different health benefits of a wide range of foods.

Now the regime insists it is committed to introducing multiparty democracy.

And, Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and the Green party are now committed to introducing free end of life care.

At the moment, it is committed to introducing the train protection and warning system (TPWS) by 2003.

The Department for Education said the government was firmly committed to introducing a national funding formula so all schools were funded fairly.

Holyrood ministers have said they are committed to introducing the policy to address Scotland's unhealthy relationship with drink and save lives.