Sentence examples for commitment to premier from inspiring English sources

Last spring, for example, there was a stir when Calpers made its first investment in agriculture: a $100 million commitment to Premier Pacific Vineyards, a real estate partnership that proposed to buy farmland outside California's traditional wine regions, convert it to vineyards and resell it to high-end wineries.

The Spain goalkeeper spoke out ahead of Friday's international friendly against England to reaffirm his commitment to the Premier League side, but talk of a £30m release clause could see the transfer saga of the summer kick back into life at the end of the season.

"We're restating our commitment to being the premier arts and culture channel, certainly in the digital world.

While Handler declined to be critical of the league's former TV partner in Fox Soccer, that channel often treated M.L.S. like a poor relation compared to its commitment to all things Premier League and European.

In a statement Rangers said the decision was due to "the commitment to retaining our Premier League status", adding that "our recent run of poor form has seen us slip alarmingly down the table and the board felt it was the right time to make a change".

Chief executive Peter Lawwell has reaffirmed Celtic's commitment to the Scottish Premier League - for now.

A statement on the club website  said: "The board's commitment to retaining our Premier League status ultimately led to this decision".

WASHINGTON Japanan, one of the postwar era's strongest anti-nuclear voices, missed an opportunity at the nuclear summit that ended here on Tuesday to translate its commitment to disarmament into a premier spot on an emerging global agenda.

The Academy product has netted seven goals so far during the current campaign and believes his commitment to Villa means any would-be Premier League predators shy away from making official bids.

Our partnership with Baidu a premier global brand reflects our commitment to the region and the growing community of Uber riders and driver-partners here".

At the NPC, Premier Li Keqiang affirmed his commitment to reducing taxes, costs and fees, a source of complaints by Chinese private entrepreneurs.