Sentence examples for committed to substantial from inspiring English sources

In those deals the network committed to substantial episode orders based on the shows' ratings success, and Debmar-Mercury said it believed Mr. Ferrell and Mr. McKay could make a similar arrangement at Comedy Central.

In its new five year plan, the government has committed to substantial reductions in greenhouse gases per unit of economic output, along with a massive increase in renewable energy generation and other green technologies.

The world has experienced many successes in reducing loss of life from extreme weather events and UN Member States committed to substantial reductions in the numbers of people affected by disasters and economic losses when they adopted the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction two years ago.

Mr. Pershing's Chinese counterpart, Su Wei, hit back, saying developed countries had failed to commit to substantial reductions in carbon emissions while making unfair demands of developing nations.

"In the autumn statement on Wednesday, we will commit to substantial real terms increases in government investment in R&D investing an extra £2bn a year by the end of this parliament to help put post-Brexit Britain at the cutting edge of science and tech," she was to say.

I think Tesla's ability to compete with established industry leaders actually depends on adopting the revision paving of a tech company first, so it's good to see Musk commit to substantial changes at such a fast clip.

First, policymakers could follow the President's lead: Like Obama, political leaders need to witness firsthand the failures of these institutions, and commit to substantial reform.

Van Beurden said he was committed to make "substantial changes" to cope with the lower cost of crude but has not increased the total number of job losses planned, with 7,500 gone and 2,800 still to come.

The discussion comes at a sensitive time, with a cash-strapped government committed to providing a substantial contribution to a new European rapid reaction corps of 60,000 troops supposed to be in place by 2002.

"Our clients represent some of the largest institutional investors in the country and in Countrywide securities, and are fully committed to recovering the substantial damages caused by the fraudulent conduct at Countrywide," said Blair Nicholas, a partner at Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann, who represents 16 investors.

Called to testify before uneasy lawmakers on Capitol Hill last week, Petraeus appeared far less committed to an early, substantial drawdown of U.S. forces next year than Obama... Counterinsurgency, he said, is a "roller-coaster experience" that does not lend itself to a strict timeline.