Sentence examples for committed to linking from inspiring English sources

The BBC management is understood to be relieved that the government committed to linking the licence fee to inflation for five years and to closing the catchup loophole.

The basic message delivered to consumers is of an intimate alliance and deep knowledge between the seller and the producers; where the seller a gourmet specialist is committed to linking directly these excellences of food with the consumer.

As a political editor at BlogHer.com, which showcases the writing of women bloggers, I'm committed to linking to the work of other women bloggers.

But the government insists that it remains committed to linking teachers' pay to performance, and to using exam results (suitably weighted for the quality of pupils) as part of the method of assessment.

We will also commit to linking tuition increases with inflation, rather than depending on the much higher rates of increase to which Wesleyan (like most colleges and universities) has been accustomed for decades.

The UK is already a global leader on aid transparency, and is committing to link aid delivery to openness in recipient countries.

Through the decades when the council was dominated by Protestant unionists, committed to links with Britain, the flag flew from the pinnacle of the building every day of the year.

His school is committed to building links with Singapore and Canberra in particular and has also hosted guests from China and Japan since September.

The prime minister has insisted the government cares about faith and is committed to its links with Christianity despite clashes with religious groups over gay marriage and welfare cuts.

It said staff are committed to improving services and to linking strategy with outcomes.

David Cameron is committed to "breaking the link" between the European court of human rights and the supreme court to ensure the UK's highest court remains the "ultimate arbiter of human rights", Downing Street has said.