Sentence examples similar to commits to joining from inspiring English sources

Wendy's refuses to commit to joining the Fair Food Program, undermining the concrete commitment and contributions of the eleven corporations that actually are participating and creates a misleading picture for its shareholders and customers.

They include seven that call themselves "pre-ins", being legally committed to joining the euro.

Estonian officials insist that they are committed to joining as planned.

Angola has also committed to joining a British initiative to improve accountability among oil-producing countries.

Those nations are committed to joining the euro but must first make wrenching economic adjustments.

When ten new members joined the EU in May 2004, all were committed to joining Schengen in full.

The country's minister for European Union affairs, Egemen Bagis, said in an interview that Turkey remained committed to joining.

Richards has committed to joining Newcastle even if the club, who are currently bottom of the Premiership, are relegated.

And Britain should not get carried away as it champions the euro "outs" since most of the others are committed to joining the single currency.

Now that it has committed to joining the world, China can see that it is potentially one of globalisation's big winners.

The White House said the count was now up to 34 for countries that have formally joined the agreement, or were committed to joining this year.