Sentence examples for committed to take up from inspiring English sources
ArcelorMittal said it was raising $3bn through a rights issue to shore up its finances, with the Mittal family committed to take up its pro-rata stake of $1.1bn.
Fidelity, the biggest mutual fund company in the world, was one of four cornerstone investors that have committed to take up the shares, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said Friday.
Regardless of the fact that criticism was received from many sources with respect to the proposed policy, the ECB committed to take up the program.
As a member state of WHO, Senegal, has committed to take up the global challenge of nosocomial infections control by setting up a national program since 2004.
Newton-Jones said the entire board and executive team had committed to taking up shares in the massive rights issue which will fund the closure of loss-making stores as well as IT investments and debt repayments in the latest attempt to revive the ailing retailer.
committed to taking up Puerto Rico legislation by the end of March. .
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Survey results showed that 63percentt of small business owners have committed to take a vacation this year--up from 54percentt last year.
Mozilla also signed up to the voluntary Code of Practice, and all the signatories committed to take broad-brush action to try to combat disinformation.
"The president remains very committed to taking this up, personally and directly, with Chinese officials," he added.
