Sentence examples for committed to moving to from inspiring English sources
'We lived in Crewe, but had committed to moving to Crosby during the campaign.
Uralla, Yackandanda, Newstead and Byron Bay have all committed to moving to 100% renewables.
Her remarks illustrate for the first time the scale of the problem that could be facing Deutsche Bank, which only last month committed to moving to a new London head office in 2023.
He is the second international to join Exeter after Irish centre Ian Whitten committed to moving to Sandy Park from Ulster last month.
Beyond procurement spending, Johns Hopkins executed new contracts to purchase goods and services from vendors who have committed to moving to Baltimore or hiring local residents.
"The Diocese of Canterbury and the Pensions Board of the Church of England are committed to moving to paying the living wage and hope to be at that point within the next 2 years.
But the government says that it is "committed to move to directly-elected regional government in England, where there is demand for it".
In a lively exchange with Radio 5 Live's Victoria Derbyshire on the station's morning show, the presenter suggested he would never have been given the controller's job two years ago if he had not committed to move to Salford.
On Saturday, Mr Clegg told party members: "The Silk Commission challenged all parties to include wording in their manifestos committing to moving to a reserved power model and transferring powers from Westminster to the national assembly on transport, S4C, teachers' pay, sewerage, energy consents, youth justice and policing.
It was described as a "long, roundabout" episode that is "bent on making [Michael] fully commit to moving to Oregon with Hannah" by Matt Fowler from IGN. Fowler thought that, since Rex was not in the episode, the "green reality" seemed more like a dream.
