Sentence examples for committed to transferring from inspiring English sources

It has already committed to transferring security to the Afghan police by mid-December.

Why don't Africans do it for Africans?' We are committed to transferring the work to Africa quite quickly, certainly in two, three, four years.

The latter play casts the 2013 Olivier Award nominee Cush Jumbo ("Julius Caesar") in a self-penned piece about the singer Josephine Baker; the sellout run could doubtless extend were not Ms. Jumbo already committed to transferring with the director Phyllida Lloyd's all-female "Caesar" in the fall to New York.

In a 45-minute pep rally in a basement conference room at the Capitol, Mr. Bush told more than 200 House and Senate Republicans that the United States was firmly committed to transferring power to the Iraqis on June 30 and insisted that the temporary government would not be under American control, lawmakers said.

The Conservatives, Labour, Plaid and the Liberal Democrats have committed to transferring power over energy projects of up to 350 megawatts to Cardiff Bay.

The have committed to transferring at least $100bn per year to developing countries by 2020, with efforts to increase beyond that.

Britain's three main parties are all committed to transfer powers over income tax and some welfare payments.

A government investigation and official report promised that lessons would be learned and committed to transfer the 3,500 people in similar institutions across England to community-based care by June 2014.

The government has also committed to transfer £10m a year from Libor fines "in perpetuity" to armed-forces charities.

He committed to transfer to UCI while playing at Citrus, where physical maturity and devotion to the weight room helped him gain much-needed strength.

How should we preserve private incentives for research and development while committing to transfer successful technologies to developing countries?