Sentence examples for commit to the programme from inspiring English sources

As MediaGuardian.co.uk revealed last month, the BBC has been trying to persuade Williams – who has a young family and has been on the early morning show for almost eight years – to commit to the programme even for a short while to help its transition to its new home.

But the full authority could not be given because Washington said it was not yet in a position to commit to the programme in its entirety, which includes sending a rover to the Red Planet two years later.

A Home Office spokesperson said they were committed to the programme.

Other large firms with local offices in southern Ohio, including Duke Energy and Mitsubishi, have also committed to the programme's success.

Poor performers will be publicly named, and those insufficiently committed to the programme may be subject to as-yet undefined "monetary penalties and sanctions".But this effort may be doomed.

The supporters of nuclear weapons were encouraged by Kenny, who suggested that Corbyn would have to consider resigning if he refused to back Trident while Labour was still formally committed to the programme.

Three years on Savisaar has been suspended amid allegations of corruption, but the city remains committed to the programme – claiming that instead of it costing them money, they are turning a profit of €20m a year.

Working in 15 schools supported by The David Rattray Foundation, Fuel discovered that many were not completely committed to the programme: menus and nutritional advice were confusing, children weren't fed on time and schools didn't understand the role they played in choosing their service provider, often picking the cheapest and most overstretched.

Yet both the Conservatives and the Labour Party are committed to the programme, not least because of the lack of an obvious lower-cost nuclear alternative.

Parents like Ruth Walsh are pleased the government is committed to the programme - but is concerned that the funding for Sure Start is not ring-fenced, leaving budget decisions to cash-strapped local councils.

In a letter to staff seen by the Reuters news agency, Tom Enders said testing would go ahead as planned to "demonstrate to our customers, the air forces, that we fully trust this great transport plane and are as committed to the programme and the further ramp-up of deliveries and capabilities as ever".