Sentence examples for committed to retaining from inspiring English sources
A Benckiser, and that the company is committed to retaining an investment-grade credit rating.
Which would once again leave a Labour party committed to retaining free movement high and dry.
On Tuesday West Ham issued a statement that said the club was "committed to retaining" Grant.
Mr. Jones said that the cities of Los Angeles and Chicago were especially committed to retaining the punch-card system.
Those affected how Mr. Leno reacted when NBC committed to retaining Mr. O'Brien, whom Mr. Leno also regarded warmly.
Asked if he were still committed to retaining Valentine and Phillips for next season, Wilpon said: "I am now, yes.
Songbird's new owners have committed to retain existing key management staff, although the company will be simplified.
Mr. DiFrancesco called the tax credit "a neat idea," but did not commit to retaining it in the budget.
But Sport England has made slow progress towards its targets, and Robertson yesterday refused to commit to retaining them, beyond saying the new plans were a co-ordinated response to criticisms he had often made in opposition.
What's a little shinier here — in terms of approach — is Microsoft pushing a converged OS across multiple device types, with Windows 10, a strategy that in turn directly contrasts with Apple committing to retaining separate (yet interoperable) mobile and desktop OSes.
