Sentence examples for commitment to plant from inspiring English sources
This includes a commitment to plant more than 2m trees along the route of phase one".
But his commitment to plant 10,000 trees will be pointless if not targeted at needy inner-city areas.
The steep decline in tree planting means the government is almost certain to miss its manifesto commitment to plant 11m trees in the UK in the lifetime of this parliament, he said.
The business of SoulTouch and Robin's personal commitment is to plant seed of hope in young people and present "Visions of Possibilities".
The council's commitment to a planting agenda is cause for Margaret Lipscomb, director of urban programmes for the Tree Council, to cite it as an exemplar city for "its understanding of the benefits of trees, and the need to engage with people on why they are important".
Do something that shows your commitment to writing -- plant something or buy yourself a house (or office) plant; get a piece of "writing" jewelry; or create or purchase something that's meaningful to you that you see every day as a reminder to yourself about the meaning writing holds in your life.
As one of America's largest operators of nuclear power plants, we have continually demonstrated our commitment to operate our plants safely and meet all our obligations.
An announcement on Wednesday by Gov. George E. Pataki, who seems to have acted as a marriage counselor for the sometimes troubled partners, revealed that the power authority had agreed to let lapse its option to buy KeySpan's generating plants on Long Island at "fair market value," a price to be set only after the authority made a commitment to buy the plants.
Development of a national monitoring system for reporting of pesticide use in New Zealand planted forests may be one possible course of action that enables the forest industry to more clearly demonstrate its existing commitment to protecting the planted forest environment and to facilitate better documentation of annual herbicide inputs.
Questions deal, among other things, with the number of workers, the composition of the workforce, the plant's commitment to collective agreements at the sector or plant level, the existence of a works council, the plant's exporting activity, and its production technology.
He added: "Working with councils such as Cardiff and Monmouthshire who are so strongly committed to recycling, strengthens our commitment to investing in more plants and jobs in Wales and across the UK in the next three to four years".
