Sentence examples for committed to hosting from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Mr. Seacrest has committed to hosting future iterations, however.

Unlike Tottenham, West Ham are committed to hosting athletics meetings in the refurbished stadium after the Games, and will keep the running track.

That ground is not scheduled to open until 2018, however, and the NFL is committed to hosting at least another two games at Twickenham before then.

"We appreciate the suggestion by the secretary general, but the United States has committed to hosting the summit," the official said.

Between UK Sport, local authorities and Transport For London, about £27m has been committed to hosting the three stages, including £10m from central government.

London's O2 Arena and Birmingham's National Indoor Arena are already committed to hosting other events that week, and the LTA may decide it would be a smart move to try to stage the tie at one of Glasgow's Commonwealth Games venues.

The UK's major Internet service providers – BT, Virgin, Sky and Talk Talk – have this week committed to host a public reporting button for terrorist material online, similar to the reporting button which allows the public to report child sexual exploitation.

(Autosport) The F.I.A., the motorsport sanctioning body, announced on Monday that Rio de Janeiro became the first city to commit to hosting the Formula E Championship in 2014, its inaugural season.

Danbury officials did not commit to hosting the festival as early as it had in previous years, possibly because of economic issues.

One incoming measure detailed by the government is a "public reporting button for extremist and terrorist material online" which it said four major U.K. ISPs (BT, Virgin, Sky and Talk Talk) have committed to host.

France and Britain are "flying with us over Iraq," he said, and Saudi Arabia has committed to host training for regional fighters.