Sentence examples for committed to take a from inspiring English sources
Labor has committed to take a private member's bill to parliament to bring on a vote on the floor of the house but will not confirm the timing of the bill.
At the meeting Letwin committed to take a look at a specific proposal for so-called "partial uprating" – the uprating of frozen pensions going forward, but from their current level only.
I knew my soul was crying out for release from the last five years of upheaval, stress, pressure, and enormous change, so I committed to take a seven-day hiatus (a staycation at home) because like all of you I still have to work and handle my responsibilities as a busy 21st century professional, but I set out to give my soul, my mind, my core a rest.
UNICEF is committed to take a lead role in this".
"The restaurant industry is committed to taking a proactive role in helping to combat obesity," Dr. Dubost adds.
He was, however, simply acting in the tradition of a community long committed to taking a critical stance on a number of issues.
"We are committed to taking a lead and, like many others, we are working hard to find a cup that can be recycled anywhere," Cotta continued.
A government spokesman said: "The government remains committed to taking a decision on airport expansion and delivering additional runway capacity as planned by 2030.
With the euro likely to stay low against the dollar on the continent and Osborne committed to taking a accommodating stance in the UK, it would take something else to put a stop to the Chinese shopping spree in Europe: a significant slowdown of the Chinese economy.
As the project got under way, the city, the foundation and its nonprofit partners were all committed to taking a close look at the results and exploring what subsidies or incentives might be put in place to stimulate a new, local industry.
The Philadelphia Water Department has committed to taking a green infrastructure (GI) approach to reduce stormwater runoff and prevent combined sewer overflow events.
