Sentence examples for commit to planning from inspiring English sources

At least one night a week and four to six hours on a weekend, commit to planning nothing at all.

For health departments, the decision to commit to planning for and conducting research and evaluation during a public health emergency is complicated by the competing priority of providing direct services to persons and populations in need.

Freddie, in its quarterly report filed this month, said it was now requiring banks "to commit to plans for completing repurchases, with financial consequences or with stated remedies for noncompliance, as part of the annual renewals of our contracts with them".

I would never commit to plans with my friends because I wanted to revolve my schedule around this person.

I really think that she attracted a mirror of herself: someone who doesn't commit to plans and leaves things to chance.

In January, Hoppus and Barker announced that they'd drafted Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio to replace DeLonge after the guitarist refused to commit to plans to perform and record with Blink-182.

To date, the government has not committed to plans to rehouse the displaced and compensate those otherwise affected.

Therefore, to the degree that your adversary has already committed to plans that will fully occupy his attention, he will be reluctant to shift priorities.

If your rival is already committed to plans that will occupy all its attention, it may be reluctant to shift priorities.

In its statement, the CAJ said: "The Tories have committed to plans to repeal the Human Rights Act 1998 which incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into UK law, including Northern Ireland law, within 100 days of taking office".

He also committed to change planning rules on flat conversions above shops, and consult on abolishing centrally-set parking charges.