Sentence examples for commitments to do so from inspiring English sources
Ofcom concludes that in spite of there being some financial incentive and public commitments to do so, Sky has declined to wholesale its premium content for "strategic" reasons.
If the outside powers were genuinely to put their weight behind a demand that the checkpoints be greatly reduced in number and streamlined in operation, and come down hard on Israel if, as so often in the past, she reneges on commitments to do so, then schemes like these would have a chance.
Moreover, few countries have significantly increased public spending on the social sectors, as a proportion of total government expenditure, despite the commitments to do so in most PRSPs and the overall improvement in the public finances of most countries prior to the onset of the global crisis in 2008.
We want to assure our patients of our commitment to do so and that our overall patient care outcomes remain among the best in the country.
Mr. Abe, in a short response, suggested that his government was open to changing the law, though he stopped short of making a specific commitment to do so.
In recent months, the government of Myanmar has signally failed to advance that progress, in spite of its supposed commitment to do so.
The enormity of the challenge in stabilising Afghan society after 30 years of war is simply greater than our political commitment to do so.
The experts also recommended that Beijing publicly report on suspected cases and patients put under observation, though officials apparently made no commitment to do so.
The United States, which is considering the release of an additional 66,000 tons in food aid, should make a firm commitment to do so.
