Sentence examples for commitment to distribute from inspiring English sources

The HBO series chronicles a contest in which the winner got a $1 million budget from Miramax to create his movie and a commitment to distribute it.

The conquest of infectious disease that Mr. Safire posits can occur only if there is a global commitment to distributing existing and future vaccines to all who need them.

Accordingly, a commitment to distributed representations should be considered a specific theoretical claim regarding the structure of knowledge rather than a core principle, as often assumed.

The drawback to MP3, however, is that it does not offer a solution to the problem of copyright infringement, the primary reason behind the recording industrys reluctance to make a bigger commitment to distributing music on the web.

The next challenge will be to ensure we have the transmission capacity to handle it, but a policy commitment to distributed renewable generation would help speed up the research process for transmission improvements.

We have firm commitments to distribute several high-quality new age beverage products, and have verbal commitments from independent retailers throughout the Spokane and Northern Idaho market to carry our product.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in a statement provided to The WorldPost that the government's pension reform proposal reflects a commitment to equitably distribute the austerity measures in the July 12 agreement.

The agreement between MMV and Novartis includes a commitment by Novartis to distribute the product in malaria-endemic countries.

News Apps Editor Stacy-Marie Ishmael joined BuzzFeed last fall, and she told me she was lured over from the Financial Times (where she was vice president of communities) partly by BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti's commitment to "a distributed strategy".

Sound macroeconomic management, economic diversification, greater transparency, the development of capable institutions, and a strong political commitment to equitably distributing benefits will all be needed to ensure Myanmar avoids the "resource curse".

And the policy is unfortunately more skewed toward wheat and rice because of the commitments we have made to distribute wheat and rice".