Sentence examples for commit to opening from inspiring English sources

Not all Boston Catholics have returned to the flock, though, and many say they want to see more changes before they commit to opening their wallets.

The more worrying interpretation is that, even as China publicly urges other countries to commit to opening their markets to Chinese investment and trade, it is imposing yet another barrier to outsiders.

In my view, if Microsoft does not commit to opening PC UWP up in the manner described here, then PC UWP can, should, must and will, die as a result of industry backlash.

She did commit to opening five new prisons by 2020 but was not able to say how much of the £1.3bn cost of building them would have to come from the capital receipts of selling existing dilapidated inner-city prisons.

"It makes more sense to get a person with capital who knows the local market to commit to opening a certain number, and then you get a partial payment up front for the number of units you're agreeing to open, and the franchiser agrees not to go into that market for a certain period".

That's promising but, unfortunately, it appears that Facebook is still reluctant to commit to opening a local office in Myanmar.

Companies need to commit to open innovation.

It would require mosques and other Muslim religious institutions to commit to "open, democratic, accountable management," including making the details of their spending and fund-raising public.

Not all organizations are ready to commit to open source methods.

"After the finger-pointing we need to sit together and commit to open dialogue for progression.

Attempts to answer this question commonly include exhortations for stakeholders to commit to open dialogue and respect for other stakeholders, to have clear founding principles, a shared vision and transparent mechanisms for conflict resolution.