Sentence examples for commitment to move to from inspiring English sources

"The G-20 needs to deliver on the commitment to move to market-determined exchange rates and refrain from competitive devaluation," she said at a briefing outlining American priorities for a meeting of the Group of 20 on Friday and Saturday in Moscow.

Mr Annan stressed just before his closed-door briefing by videoconference to the UN Security Council that the plan includes military provisions requiring the withdrawal of troops and heavy military equipment from towns and cities and a commitment to move to a political process.

Twitter's commitment to move to this challenged stretch of Market Street and stay in San Francisco shows that we are not content to simply become a bedroom community for Silicon Valley.

Part of this realisation is contained in the South African government's commitment to moving to a universal health system, through introducing an NHI Fund (60).

Estefan: "They've invited me many times on other competition shows and other than the commitment of having to move to the other coast, I also do not like criticizing or judging or having to choose.

Some of the social workers appeared to be suffering from compassion fatigue and professional disengagement, whilst others demonstrated high levels of commitment but were looking to move to another authority to do 'real social work'.

Working student positions are common and if you do not have family commitments, you are free to move to the best opportunities.

Using the threat of requiring a shareholder vote on pay structures, TIAA-CREF received commitments from most of them to move to a method that aligns executive compensation with shareholders' interests.

The group, called Americans for a Gay Arizona, has already received commitments from a million gay Americans to move to the state within the next two months, with a target of enlisting over six million gays to move there by the end of the year.

The former colonel, who resigned over the issue, wanted to see Barack Obama follow through on a commitment to move the trials to more open civilian courts.

The government was "elected with a clear majority on a manifesto commitment to move the NHS to a full seven-day service".