Sentence examples for committed to install from inspiring English sources
As part of its Olympic bid, the state of Rio de Janeiro committed to install sewers and water treatment facilities in 80% of communities ahead of the Games.
But utility companies have committed to install another 25 million such meters nationwide, reports the alliance.
Nissan committed to install 200-volt regular chargers at 2,200 Nissan dealers nationwide before December 2010; about 200 dealers would also have quick-charging facilities that provide 80% of battery capacity in less than 30 minutes.
In Microsoft's 2009 settlement, the company did not pay a fine but instead committed to installing a system called Browser Choice Screen with Windows.
Today, though, a Tory government would be committed to installing a Boris in each of the other 42 police authorities in England and Wales.
Verizon, for example, last month committed to installing 25 megawatts of solar to help reach its goal of cutting its carbon intensity in half by 2020.
Committed to installing an Islamic republic, the group has tried to isolate the Algerian Government by driving foreigners out of the country.
Nissan, for instance, said in late January that it would install at least 500 quick chargers in the United States over the next 18 months and this week committed to installing 100 of them at 21 markets around the country.
The company recently announced that it would modify its last pop-up notification that committed to installing Windows 10 when users tried to cancel it with the red "X" in the top right-hand corner.
As a result of a partnership among West Virginia's Department of Education, its Public Employees Insurance Agency and West Virginia University, the state has committed to installing the game in all 765 of its public schools by next year.
In Microsoft's 2009 settlement, the company did not pay a fine but instead committed to installing a system called Browser Choice Screen with Windows to offer users alternatives like Chrome and Firefox to counter the strength of Internet Explorer, Microsoft's own browser product.
