Sentence examples for commitments to expand from inspiring English sources

No commitments to expand the space station should be made until NASA has regained public confidence, it added.

Besides pledges from donor countries, the conference heard commitments to expand family planning programmes from a parade of health ministers from developing countries.

Mr. Pataki and legislative leaders have apparently also agreed to set aside $250 million to expand a program that makes electricity available at below-market rates to businesses, in return for commitments to expand or stay in New York.

All have made major commitments to expand their business on the continent.

He added: "This budget continues our actions to mitigate UK government welfare cuts with £81m of support and delivers on our commitments to expand childcare and to provide free school meals for all P1-P3 pupils.

As such, I expect that Romney would have to lean heavily on deep cuts in federal spending--a challenge, especially since Romney has made commitments to expand military spending.

"Unfortunately, there have been some verbal commitments to expanding aid, and W.F.P., at best, has not seen it," Mr. Banbury said.

Cameron's commitment to expand the programme with another new 500 schools is in many ways a logical next step.

For instance, Alcoa supplemented its AAR efforts with a $2 million commitment to expand education programs and improve recycling processes.

The concession was awarded to Suez, which honored its commitment to expand the La Paz water network to several poor neighborhoods just outside the city.

Thanks to New York State's five-year commitment to expand group homes and other services for people with mental retardation and developmental disabilities, career opportunities are growing.