Sentence examples for committing to operations from inspiring English sources

After Sept. 11, a senior administration official said, NATO has "gone global," committing to operations outside Europe and dealing with new contingencies and threats.

While committing to operations through 2006, the league's board of governors said it would "evaluate closely the viability of several teams and markets, based on their ability to provide value to the league and the sport over all, long term".

It should be added that as late as last year Minimi was only available to units committed to operations.

The modern convention is that Parliament votes before troops are committed to operations.

There are 23 RAF aircraft and two Royal Navy warships committed to Operation Ellamy, the MoD's codename for operations in Libya.

The deployment will take the total number of RAF fast jets committed to Operation Unified Protector to 22. Earlier this week Nato secretary-general Anders Fogh Rasmussen called on members to provide more aircraft to protect Libyan civilians.

If the BESS or DL are committed to operation, the frequency controllers modify the BESS and DL power output.

The forces committed to Operation Typhoon included three armies (the 2nd, 4th and 9th) supported by three Panzer Groups (the 2nd, 3rd and 4th) and by the Luftwaffes Luftflotte 2. Overall, more than one million men were committed to the operation, along with 1,700 tanks and 14,000 guns.

But what is the UK actually committing to the operation?

Ablin thinks that some small businesses may be waiting for the passage of tax reform legislation before committing to expand their operations and then taking on new debt.

It also appears to be part of a wider trend: London has seen a surge of Chinese companies move into the city, with some 28 committing to setting up operations in London over the last nine months.