Sentence examples for committed to pulling from inspiring English sources

Although you never can be sure with Farage, that was presumably his idea of a joke: UKIP is committed to pulling the U.K. out of the E.U.

He has committed to pulling Canada out of the new F-35 stealth fighter jet program, a 12-country partnership that includes the US, UK and Australia.

Leonardo DiCaprio and over 2,000 individuals and 400 institutions are now committed to pulling their money from fossil fuel companies, together representing a remarkable $2.6tn of investments, it was revealed on Tuesday.

There is no suggestion he can step into the role James was doing and cover the background but Ferrari is committed to pulling together in the areas where James was strong.

According to this logic Carswell's anti-Europe cause is advanced more effectively by a defeat for Cameron at the election, followed by a realignment on the right that would eventually lead to a more robust governing force committed to pulling out of the EU.

We have also provided mentorship through our Open a Door campaign, supported by investors, founders, and executives who are committed to pulling forward a diverse base of women and minority entrepreneurs.

To date, 688 organizations ― namely charities, faith-based groups and local governments ― and 58,399 individuals across 76 countries have committed to pull their money out of oil, gas and coal companies, according to the report by Arabella Advisors, a philanthropic consultancy. .

"Cartoon Network must apologize and also commit to pulling episodes that desecrate black historic figures," Mr. Sharpton said in an e-mail news release.

Soas University of London has become the first university in the capital and the third in the UK to commit to pulling its investments out of fossil fuels, in what campaigners called a historic decision.

Although actually, it's more interesting than that, because the first shot fired sends the group fleeing – something the player won't know until they commit to pulling the trigger.

Hoping to echo the success of the fossil fuel divestment movement (which has seen more than 400 institutions commit to pulling money from coal, oil and gas companies to tackle climate change), campaigners are now urging investors to wake up to the financial risk of companies directly and indirectly exposed to harmful practices.