Sentence examples for committing to a further from inspiring English sources

"Reflecting this progress and ITV's continued determination to address its cost base, ITV is committing to a further £40m of cost savings across the business from 2010.

But, if he fails to get selected and can be tempted into committing to a further season at Worcester, it would massively increase the relegated county's chances of making an instant return to top-flight Championship cricket.

The BBC is committed to a further two series of The Voice.

Many graduates commit to a further four years of study for careers such as medicine or dentistry, or go on to do a PhD to become research scientists.

Mary Jane is wanted for the next Spider-Man film but there are scheduling considerations: Woodley has already committed to a further two Divergent movies.

Like the Conservatives, the Lib Dems are committed to a further £30bn of fiscal "consolidation" in the new parliament to clear the deficit in the public finances by 2017-18.

But at this point it all seems to depend on Fellowes, whose long career has had an international boost with Downton but who has not yet committed to a further series.

It remained unclear even after the meeting on Thursday whether the two sides were indeed committed to a further narrowing of their differences, and whether they would take any tangible steps toward power sharing soon or at all.

Next to that we get a better understanding on how to allocate our network investments in the most efficient way", says Harmsen. "Although there are fewer power failures in the Netherlands and downtime has dropped to under 20 minutes per customer on average per year, we are committed to a further reduction.

Besides its original offer of one year's salary protection to 394 staff – which TMC says will cost more than £860,000 – the college says it will commit to a further salary protection equivalent to one year's pay and spread over three financial years.

Three quarters of the "reductions" Mr. Obama cited reflect assumptions that the nation would have as many troops in Iraq in 10 years as it does now, even though Mr. Obama has committed to a further drawdown of forces and Mr. Bush signed an agreement with Baghdad before leaving office that would result in the withdrawal of all American forces in three years.