Sentence examples for commit to put from inspiring English sources

We commit to put in place the necessary policy measures to achieve these outcomes.

Labour has previously indicated it would only set out tax and spending commitments in the run-up to the next election - scheduled in 2015 - and Mr Miliband made it clear that he would not commit to put any specific policies in its manifesto at this stage.

As we approach the post-2015 global development agenda, let us collectively commit to put some of the most powerful tools -- science and technology -- in the hands of women and girls to advance gender equality.

In a world where parents purchase everything under the sun to make their children "smarter," they need to understand that far more important than flashcards, expensive toys, or newest apps is being left with a caregiver who will commit to put the phones down for good.

"By joining forces in the nationwide campaign to reach all children in Myanmar regardless of their race, religion, or geographical location, government, non-state actors and civil society commit to put children above all other considerations and sources of division.

It is time for the U.S. and others to commit to putting Bosco behind bars.

Girardi would not commit to putting Rodriguez back in the No. 3 spot for Game 4. "Let's just see what I put up tomorrow," Girardi said.

On transport: He will commit to putting 'passengers before profit' by bringing the railways back under public control and public ownership.

Democrats pointed to a private meeting Tuesday between Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, and Mr. Reid at which, Democrats said, Mr. McConnell would not commit to putting Republican muscle behind the measure.

Their stated goals thus far: First, to avoid the same U.S. protectionist policies that in 1930 sparked smothering trade barriers around the world, and secondly, to commit to putting the global financial system in order.

"Commit to putting in the work of building something that allows you to position yourself properly.