Sentence examples for commit to researching from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's has agreed a partnership with Imperial College London, to commit to "researching and delivering innovative and practical solutions" to lower the supermarket's carbon footprint and develop new green technologies.

Unless someone is willing to commit to research you cannot learn to improve things either later in this outbreak or the next one".

But he said: "Read is saying he is unable to commit to research without looking at the books properly, but have they looked at the books enough to know what price to offer?" Nurse said he would tell Read he should be made to commit to something far more legally binding, not just "a piece of elastic" about R&D.

"I realised that one way to have sufficient time to devote to research was to obtain independent fellowship funding" You initially received a medical training but then decided to fully commit to research work.

Japan is sincerely committed to researching whales' dietary habits and nutrition status, as well as the shift in whale populations by age over time.

We meet these strong, immensely likable women through a third, Mehret Mandefro, a young doctor committed to researching the root causes of the high infection rate among black women.

The prosecutor said the pair had no "idle fantastical interest" in terrorism, but instead intended to make good on their boasts - he said they were committed to researching, purchasing and testing a "substantial amount" of bomb-making material.

"Goldman Sachs is fully committed to research," said Peter Rose, a Goldman Sachs spokesman.

He published a couple of books, but was never fully committed to research, the key to academic success.

It had a board that was committed to research and development and to investing in its business.

But the answer to that is research and to make sure that we're using laboratories that are committed to research".