Sentence examples for committed to release from inspiring English sources

All but one of the major Hollywood studios have committed to release Blu-ray versions of their films, and only three have agreed to make HD DVDs.

Jonathan Pollard, convicted of spying for Israel and serving the 29th year of a life sentence in a US jail, would be released in exchange for up to 400 prisoners, including a group Israel had committed to release at the start of the latest round of peace talks.

Announcing a new evaluation policy that will also collect baseline data to show what would have happened without USAid interventions, Shah committed to release the results of project evaluations within three months, regardless of whether the stories they tell are those of success or of failure.

The Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer committed to release its first production e-moto last year.

The Finnish startup made up of a crack team of ex-Nokians is already committed to release not one but two MeeGo-powered smartphones, launching a new handset brand along the way.

In October 2013, Oracle committed to release Oracle Database 12.1.0.1.0 on HP-UX Itanium 11.31 by early 2014.

Blue Note has committed to releasing "Live Today," the yearningly melodic debut by Mr. Hodge.

A freedom of information officer previously said the department has committed to releasing it by the end of October.

In Rome last week, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton committed to releasing frozen funds or devising an alternative financing plan; this needs to happen expeditiously.

The administration had not committed to releasing the budget on Feb. 6, but that date had been talked about for weeks.

* No Republican candidate has committed to releasing the names of so-called bundlers, wealthy supporters who raise money on their behalf.