Sentence examples for committed to a plan from inspiring English sources

The U.S.T.A. spokesman Chris Widmaier said, however, that the organization had not committed to a plan.

Regardless of James's sudden enthusiasm for business, Mr. Murdoch has remained committed to a plan that would one day put his first-born son in charge.

In 1995, at the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, the world, including the United States, committed to a plan that would save these lives by providing emergency obstetric care, ending the sex discrimination and sexual violence that drive the H.I.V.-AIDS epidemic, closing the gender gap in education, and ensuring economic opportunities for girls and women.

Chris Marshall, an EarthLink spokesman who declined to be interviewed, said in an e-mail statement, "We concluded that our Municipal Wi-Fi operation is not consistent with our strategic direction and we've committed to a plan to sell the Muni Wi-Fi assets".

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said he is committed to a plan to destroy his country's chemical weapons but warned it could take about a year.

"As we have previously said, the company remains committed to a plan for an IPO in Spain, potentially in the next 12 to 24 months".

Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP, refused to commit to a plan to rule out such a vote for the near future.

The Continent has to commit to a plan that accepts difficult realities and underpins the several trillions in funding needed to ensure that governments from Greece, Ireland and Portugal to Spain, Italy and Belgium are adequately funded from now to 2014.

As is the case with most things in life, you're more apt to commit to a plan of action and stick to it if you have someone looking over your shoulder or holding your hand through the process.

However, what's great about using Heek is that you don't have to commit to a plan or even create an account to try the service for yourself.

They need to ensure the public sector is not a source of instability by committing to a plan that will stabilize and then bring down public debt.