Sentence examples for commit to running from inspiring English sources
Vancouver has become the latest city to commit to running on 100% renewable energy.
Updated at 12.31pm BST 12.25pm BST Q: Will you commit to running the railways in the interest of taxpayers, and extend public ownership as rail franchises expire?
These include compulsory body image and self-esteem lessons for primary and secondary schools, getting advertisers to commit to running campaigns that reflect consumer desire for "authenticity and diversity", and reframing public health messages in "weight-neutral" language.
Once they had decided what they wanted to achieve they were able to commit to running it using the charity model, rather than a social enterprise or other structure, and were officially registered as a charity in March 2015.
The episode culminates in Leslie's having to decide whether to sell the store to a grocery chain or commit to running it himself, though he evidently lacks the talent.
The former Liberal Democrat leader, whose party was crushed in last year's general election, said he was not willing to commit to running to be an MP again in the next election.
This week, Mr Fox admitted that 87% of next year's budget is already committed to running costs and debt service.
Enterprise insists it is "absolutely committed" to running the Alma as a pub; it just wants a different tenant.
The farmhouse is part of the European Centre of Eco Agro Tourism, whose members have committed to running their properties sustainably.
