Sentence examples similar to commits to conduct from inspiring English sources

We are committed to conduct our business to the highest ethical standards.

"Inexplicably, Secretary Geithner appears unwilling to commit to conduct an analysis, despite my specific request to him in March.

"The retailers have committed to conduct more tests and in the interests of public confidence I've asked them to publish them on a quarterly basis," said Paterson.

In 2015, the British military committed to "conduct operations to restore peace and stability" and double the number of personnel contributed by the UK (336 as of 31 July 2016).

We commit to conduct robust, transparent stress tests as needed.

In a statement, Glasgow 2014 officials confirmed they had "committed to conduct an operational feasibility assessment to see if it is possible".

As such, he's been paying this knowledge forward on the international festival circuit for a decade, and he's already committed to conduct three ACS seminars in the year ahead pertaining to his methods of writing, directing and editing.

Many drugs that received FDA approval in the past 10 years were based on research initiated more than 30-35 years earlier; such work takes so long that few private enterprises can commit to conduct it.

"Noble Energy is committed to conducting its business with integrity and transparency and applies this commitment to its stakeholder interactions and public disclosures," Arnold Johnson, senior vice president of corporate affairs, general counsel and secretary of Noble Energy, said in a statement.

It committed to conducting a public consultation and increasing efforts to implement water legislation.

Ms. Roberts said she is committed to conducting classical music written by African-American composers.