Sentence examples for committed to staging from inspiring English sources
For most opera companies committed to staging new works, matching the right composer to the right subject matter is essential, and that process seems to be evolving.
He is committed to staging a membership referendum by the end of 2017, but aides say he wants to keep open the option of staging it earlier to end uncertainty over the question of Europe.
Both Strange and Sam Torrance, the European captain, have said they are committed to staging an event that focuses on competition instead of animosity, and Azinger said he believed the atmosphere would be different this year.
STV has so far refused to discuss the matter in any detail, but issued this statement: STV is firmly committed to staging a live TV debate between the First Minister and Alistair Darling.
The university had not previously committed to staging the work, instead waiting to see a draft of the script, according to Greg Reiner, executive director of the Tectonic Theater Project company.
The committee is committed to staging all planned events in 28 sports in Athens, Oswald said, but contingency plans are being made for a Games that may not be held in the same grand manner to which the Olympics are accustomed.
His influence is palpable in her lighting, in occasional compositions and in a general tenor of sweet, melancholy poetry, but she is far more committed to staged tableaus and symbolic gesture than he, and her voice is her own.
In season one, John Glover had to travel from New York to Vancouver every week while filming his scenes, as Glover was already committed to stage acting in New York at the time.
Capital committed to multi-stage funds more than doubled to $105 million for two funds.
Capital committed to later-stage funds fell 77% to $449 million despite seven funds holding closings in the first quarter, compared to three in the same period last year.
