Sentence examples for commitment to move from from inspiring English sources
On the assumption that existing juvenile justice system can be portrayed as punitive, there is a strong commitment to move from this situation to a restorative justice approach model.
In relation to Burnham's letter, the spokesman said: "This latest internally faced intervention is an attempt to distract the leadership election on to process rather than real political issues, such as Corbyn's commitment to move on from the legacy of the Iraq war with an apology.
It wasn't going to happen here, not when we were making a commitment to move away from proprietary platforms and plugins.
"What we don't want is to have one preferred bidder chosen and them have no commitment to move forward from a monetary viewpoint and more particularly in a position where they can actually either chip away on the price or change fundamental terms.
It took months of negotiations -- including an undisclosed salary agreement estimated at $20 million a year and NBC's commitment to move the show from Los Angeles to New York to accommodate his radio schedule -- before Mr. Stern chose to take up what he called "a noble cause": giving unknowns a chance at a show-business career.
The MPs called for "a clear and unequivocal commitment to move as many cases as possible from the court system altogether".
"Senator Roth is starting to retreat or perhaps even run away from his commitment" to move the legislation through the Finance Committee this month, said a Senate Democrat who had earlier praised Mr. Roth's effort.
Microsoft's commitment to move forward with a form quickly is a shift from its previous stance.
This unit had recovered from Sept. 11, but it needed a huge capital commitment to move forward.
