Sentence examples for commitment to build an from inspiring English sources
But Gecko weren't wasn't always an NPO, and they made the commitment to build an audience in Edinburgh long before they were funded.
It also appealed for the international community to back the Palestinians' commitment to build an independent state by offering immediate and concrete support.
Miliband said the announcement underlined his commitment to build an economy that rewards all hardworking people, not just the wealthiest at the top.
Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Mr. Zuma called upon business leaders to make personal sacrifices by voluntarily foregoing raises and bonuses for a year "as a strong signal of a commitment to build an equitable economy".
That opening will be bolstered by the newly elected Unite leader Len McCluskey's commitment to build an "alliance of resistance" around the trade unions, broader than the campaign that saw off Margaret Thatcher's poll tax, to press the coalition to change course.
Major announcements in the budget include a $3.2bn increase in health spending, a commitment to build an extra 1,600 properties for public housing every year, cheaper doctor's visits for half a million people (and free for those under 14), $450m for new schools, and $300m to recruit new police officers.
This time last year, Orlando had been confirmed as major league worthy, with the commitment to build a soccer-specific arena.
"This reflects the PM's commitment to build a consensual approach and to ensure that MPs can properly consider the issues before voting on the UK response".
But now I find the management is making a mid- to long-term commitment to build a resort that stands out in the Asia-Pacific region.
