Sentence examples for commit to issuing from inspiring English sources

"If the Liberal Democrats are serious about this issue they need to commit to issuing statutory guidance rather than weak advice".

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission will only commit to issuing a report "within the next three months". And it's been careful to say the primary goal is "delivering clean power for our residents," rather than taking control.

Justice Kagan said she and her colleagues were committed to issuing decisions in as many of those cases as possible.

But the small English label Romophone has recently committed to issuing a full survey of the contralto's recordings.

Pursuant to a settlement finalized in March 2011, EPA has committed to issuing a proposed rule by July 2011, and a final rule by May 2012.

Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said President Clinton was committed to issuing the rules on medical privacy by late summer or early fall.

In entering the visa waiver program, the countries are required to certify that they are committed to issuing only machine-readable passports.

The administration has asked Congress for more money for lawyers, and said it was committed to issuing more commutations over the next 18 months.

Accounts for the company show that Soma is committed to issuing him with a further  10 million shares in the group in return for a $10m investment from him by the end of this month.

Mr. Suarez, who has since left the agency, also assured them that the E.P.A. was "committed to issuing an enforcement discretion or other enforcement tool" to carry out the test.

For the record: comScore hasn't given any statements regarding the alleged error yet, but Yahoo says the measurement company is committed to issuing the correct numbers in the company's next data release.