Sentence examples for committed to converting from inspiring English sources

Committed to converting by 2015.

To buy RSPO in "next 12 to 24 months" Nestlé: Committed to converting by 2015 Procter & Gamble: Committed to converting by 2015 Allied Bakeries: Committed to converting by 2015 Morrisons: Talking to suppliers.

Committed to converting by 2015 Asda: Bought GreenPalm certificates for 712 tonnes used in in-store cafés.

Committed to converting entire range by 2014 *GOOD Cadbury: Offsetting all current supply with cheaper GreenPalm certificates.

Despite technology demonstrations, however, the American military has not yet committed to converting existing trucks to such a system.

Palm oil: The good firms – and the bad *VERY GOOD United Biscuits: Committed to converting to RSPO by end of 2011 Unilever: Committed to converting by 2012 Waitrose: Committed to converting by 2012 Sainsbury's: Has bought RSPO for 10 per cent of supply.

—UNDERGROUND SITE: Iran committed to convert its Fordo enrichment site — dug deep into a mountainside and thought impervious to air attack — into a research center.

By 2000, the U.S. and Russia, which had also accumulated tons of excess plutonium, entered into a Management and Disposition of Plutonium Agreement PMDA with each country accepting International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) monitoring and committing to convert no less than 34 metric tons of plutonium, also known as nuclear fodder for terrorists.

But as a recent IMF paper* points out, currency boards have costly drawbacks as well as benefits.A country that introduces a currency board commits itself to converting its domestic currency on demand at a fixed exchange rate.

Adipogenesis is a complex process in which multipotent mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are first committed to preadipocytes and subsequently converted to mature, spherical adipocytes with lipid accumulation (Rosen and MacDougald 2006; Tontonoz and Spiegelman 2008).

After deforestation caused extensive flooding in 1998, China committed $100 billion to convert vast areas of cropland back into forest and grassland.