Sentence examples for committed to testing from inspiring English sources

Some 400 wineries have committed to testing it.

Most sports leagues and organizations aren't truly committed to testing.

More than $500,000 is being committed to testing the idea, exploring everything from the response of beachgoers to the ability of sea turtles to nest in it.

In July, Selig instituted H.G.H. testing in the minor leagues, the first time a pro league in North America committed to testing blood for performance-enhancing drugs.

The University of Nottingham said it was committed to testing the system until 2014, but that "no decision has been made by the university regarding any action beyond 2013/2014".

If his early films, like "Boogie Nights" (1997) and "Magnolia" (1999), were maximalist demonstrations of youthful prowess, committed to testing how much a film can hold and how extreme its emotional temperature can get, his mature works have increasingly felt like feats of concentration.

Edison R&D Centre is committed to test a wide range of commercial and prototypal fuel cell systems.

For the first time major spending has been committed to test Tunisian basins which are arguably equally prolific as those in neighbouring environments with more work performed, such as Libya.

The US FDA requested and we agreed to commit to testing assay for the annual lots and time points for the shelf life confirmation program.

We must commit to testing for the virus and ensuring those who are infected have access to care and treatment.

The league and the union committed to include testing for growth hormone, pending the completion of details of the testing, on Aug. 4.