Sentence examples for commit to launch from inspiring English sources
We commit to launch a G-20 SME Finance Challenge, a call to the private sector to put forward its best proposals for how public finance can maximize the deployment of private finance on a sustainable and scalable basis.
Five's offering is the 42nd HD channel to commit to launching on BSkyB.
Not too shabby for a company that can only commit to launching a beta product 'later this year'.
Didi took an acquisition route into Brazil — where it bought local operator 99 for around $1 billion — it used a franchise-based model to move into Taiwan in January, and it is still weighing up options in Japan having teamed up with SoftBank to commit to launching local services before the end of this year.
The Chamber is calling for U.S. and EU leaders to commit to launching ambitious talks on this agenda by the end of 2012".
"This is an issue that is extremely important and it merits further scrutiny from the Canadian public at such a critical time during the election campaign … We are hoping that all political parties will pay attention to this issue and will commit to launching a public inquiry after Oct. 19," he told VICE News.
In the process, C4 committed to launch three branded national stations, including a rival to Radio 4, which aims to create a contemporary alternative to the Today programme.
Congo's government "commits to launch military operations as a matter of urgency" to dismantle the Rwandan Hutu rebel forces, the countries said in a joint statement.
Liquid-fueled rocket engines are usually allowed to fire for a few seconds before the vehicle is committed to launch; a rapid computer check is performed, and the engines can be shut down if there are any indications of a problem.
In fact, Samsung is busier than ever, according to Hong, having committed to launch more phone models this year than in 2008.
