Sentence examples for commitment to retain from inspiring English sources

They had made an absolute, pre-election commitment to retain the RET at the legislated 41,000GWh.

It is a living landscape, under heavy recreational and development pressure, and requires great commitment to retain its inspirational character.

I am also proud that the coalition agreement included the commitment to retain targets to reduce child poverty to the level it was at before Thatcher's government.

Empire State Development, New York's industrial development agency, provided the real estate investment trust a $4 million construction grant in return for the company's commitment to retain its jobs in the state.

It is also not about reopening discussion about the Barnett formula – our commitment to retain it as the basis for determining Scotland's funding from the Treasury is clear and unequivocal.

The Support Stafford Hospital group has asked the CCG to reaffirm its commitment to retain a number of services at the hospital.

Supporters and pundits have often voiced frustration at the side's reluctance to take risks and the commitment to retaining possession.

Honda has stressed its commitment to retaining its Swindon workforce until the autumn when the Jazz model is due to go into production.

That is no longer the case and as the dejection lingers there will be renewed questions about Roman Abramovich's commitment to retaining his manager.

Britain's role in global security has been thrown into doubt by the vote to leave the European Union, and putting a candidate forward could demonstrate May's commitment to retaining a senior role in Europe's defence.

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".