Sentence examples for commitment to the town from inspiring English sources
The proposal seems to have quelled an uncertainty about the corporation's commitment to the town since the company moved its headquarters from Bloomfield to Philadelphia in 1983.
The Clan Armstrong Trust, which is based in Langholm, have reported that his commitment to the town kindled pride in Armstrongs all over the world, and an interest in learning more about their ancestral hometown.
Split's reputation, however, seems certain to change because of a renewed commitment to the town's hotel infrastructure and the arrival of the low-cost airline giants Wizz Air and easyJet, which started service to Split on May 1 and May 2 respectively.
"In a difficult time for businesses, we are pleased to be able to make a commitment to the town, which can deliver new jobs and encourage others to invest here," he said.
Our commitment to the towns is that one hour after the race is over you can't tell we were ever there".
The main objectives of the development of this new venue are: Capitalize on excellent location opportunity with swift commitment to the new Town Square development.
The housing minister John Healey said: "I recognise that the proposals can raise strong opinions, but climate change threatens us all and with our commitment to the eco-towns we are taking steps to meet this challenge and help build more affordable housing".
By avoiding a commitment to hold the town, and even implying that it's likely to fall, US commanders have tried to deny any propaganda advantage.
This is the company's third art show in a model home, reflecting the company's commitment to cultivate the towns where its communities are based, said Rachel Ginsburg, the company's director of community relations.
This month, decision-makers from all over the world will gather in Quito, Ecuador, at the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development (Habitat III) to galvanise global commitment to the sustainable development of towns and cities and agree on a new global strategy around urbanization.
His commitment is to the town of Amity ("It means 'friendship,' " explains Murray Hamilton's mealy-mouthed mayor) and the new kind of American community it stands for, positioned between the decaying city and the vanishing rural village.
