Sentence examples for committed to procuring from inspiring English sources

The Illinois Power Agency has committed to procuring up to two million megawatt hours of renewable energy for ComEd and Ameren for the next 20 years.

BAE should see similar sentiment to Lockheed given its very significant position on F-35 relative to its small equipment exposure on F-22, and the difference in the sizes of the programmes (the US remains committed to procuring 2,443 F-35s versus ending F-22 at 183 units).

Several Fortune 500 companies, including Goldman Sachs and Walmart, took the occasion of Climate Week to announce that they were joining RE100, a campaign asking companies to commit to procuring a hundred per cent of their energy from renewable sources by a specified date.

"Minister Pyne could do something right now by committing to procure Australian-made steel for all government supported projects, by levying emergency safeguard tariffs on imported steel and by starting to get serious about creating a level playing field which supports regional industries and the families and communities which rely on it," the SA state secretary of the union, Aaron Cartledge, said.

Working with partners who are committed to eliminating the disease, UNICEF has procured over 23 million nets for distribution this year – enough to save the lives of some 138,000 children.

Girma said UNICEF is committed to spending about 750,000 US dollars annually to procure the non-malarial commodities for all the 33 districts that will be supported by the Global fund to roll out the iCCM programme.

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.

She recently committed to Cal.

Lincoln was committed to both.

We are committed to that.