Sentence examples for committed to fund from inspiring English sources

Her character Sophia is a transgender woman imprisoned for credit card fraud committed to fund her gender reassignment surgery.

The Labor party committed to fund the program, which costs $8m over four years, before it left office in 2013.

In return, participating cities committed to fund the winning startups to get pilot projects off the ground.

Labour has only committed to fund a policy that it describes as the "centrepiece and foundation stone" of its economic plan for a single year.

Crime is not being committed to fund this, do you know what I mean?

Labor has committed to fund the $8m program until July 2017, when its funding is due to run out, but has not committed to it beyond that time.

His bosses, however, have indicated that they remain committed to funding the unit: Hooke is clear that the long-term value to society will be worth the money.

After a national stock offering in 1985, the company set up a foundation and committed to funding it with 7.5percentt of the company's annual pretax profits.

However, a spokeswoman for Gary Goodyear, the minister of state for science and technology, said the government remained committed to funding science.

While their investment experience thus far has been less than ideal, Yap and Tan remain committed to funds as a tool for long-term financial planning, something that sets them apart from their peers.

He said: I leave the company on good terms and remain fully committed to my fund management responsibilities at Invesco Perpetual until my departure.