Sentence examples for committed to do a from inspiring English sources
They've committed to do a budget this year.
"We have committed to do a number of things that are not part of the formal agreement with the White House," he said.
"We don't intend to reward North Korea simply for going back to doing something that it had previously committed to do," a senior American official said in Washington during a background briefing on the eve of Mr. Bosworth's trip.
A few veteran rockers have agreed to appear: David Johansen, a former member of the New York Dolls, has committed to do a show, as has the Baseball Project, the supergroup formed by Peter Buck of R.E.M. and Steve Wynn of Dream Syndicate.
I dont think that I committed to do a commercial on top of that..
No matter what happens now, Edwards is already committed to doing a better job next year.
In 2014 Huddersfield University is committed to doing a Christmas dinner for care-leavers.
At the annual meeting, Mike Coupe, the Sainsbury's chief executive, told campaigners he was personally committed to doing a better job on workers' pay.
"Unionists made a number of demands for these talks to take place, but this development has shown that both the DUP and UUP were never committed to doing a deal in these talks.
The Costume Institute is committed to doing a major show every year, and what Bolton and Koda came up with in 2012 was "Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations," a clever pairing of highly influential Italian designers from different periods, past and present.
Going forward, we are committed to doing a better job of working more closely with third parties to support their development for our products and our customers.
