Sentence examples for commitment to formula from inspiring English sources

The organizers had fulfilled their commitment to Formula One to perfection.

"Toyota's overall commitment to formula one will continue to grow," Mr Philpott added.

Whatever happens, it is clear that the car manufacturers will have to give long-term assurances over their commitment to formula one, something which has always proved notoriously difficult in the past given the high turnover of senior management with differing ideas in these companies.

Comments that were likely on Ghosn's mind as he expressed a further commitment to Formula E. "We are here, we are very happy to be able to be able to contribute and you can expect us to be involved in the future," he said on the grid in Battersea.

I have worked closely with Mercedes-Benz for almost 20 years and deeply admire the company's phenomenal commitment to Formula 1.

Toyota said the company had achieved the levels of awareness it required from the sponsorship earlier than expected but reaffirmed its commitment to supporting formula one, albeit without ITV's help.

In 2009 meetings with defense officials in Israel, Undersecretary of State Ellen Tauscher "reiterated the United States' strong commitment" to the formula and "expressed appreciation" for Israel's willingness to work with newly created "QME working groups," according to a cable of her meetings that was released by WikiLeaks.

The scariest thing is that many of the people browbeating the Germans seem to have very little commitment to the effort-reward formula that undergirds capitalism.

One of the qualities that makes the stories so good, to my mind, is that they combine that commitment to working out a formula with a real sense of humor and pleasure in the sound of the writing.

The pledge signed by party leaders more recently included a commitment to preserve the Barnett formula.

No such luck on The Marr Show, where the Labour leader was questioned about his commitment to keep the Barnett formula, a "vow" that has not met with universal praise in Wales or in some parts of England.