Sentence examples for commitment to stage from inspiring English sources

There is also a commitment to stage exhibition bouts featuring the women who made history in London.

But Mr. Nunn's current commitment to stage "Oklahoma!" on Broadway by the end of the year seems to have made transferring "Merchant" during that same period tricky.

Corbyn has written to the prime minister asking for further details of the Cameron plan and a commitment to stage a two-day debate.

The Breeders' Cup's executives had already climbed down on an earlier commitment to stage the meeting with no medication from 2013, having introduced a ban for the two-year-old events in 2012.

Instinet made a three-year commitment to stage the $1.4 million tournament at Jasna Polana, a 2-year-old course built on the grounds of a former country home.

Mr. Sinise, a founding member of the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago, has not lost his commitment to stage work: "Movies are so often about how you prepare before you even start, because quite often you don't really get much rehearsal.

He would not comment specifically about Apple's news, but he affirmed IDG's commitment to staging the show.

It would be difficult for either club to rent Wembley for a season because of the stadium's commitment to staging NFL matches, cup finals and semi-finals.

In any case, they show us a writer who even at the end of his life retained full command of his powers, and was unswerving in his commitment to staging what the narrator of "Scandale d'Estime" calls an attack on "a world fouled by the gloomy usual".

For many years, the global community has focused on fighting diseases with plans that are resource-heavy and which require massive commitments to stage their interventions.

"And Away We Go," a new play by Terrence McNally, whose work displays a clear love and commitment to the stage, is a tribute to the repertory.