Sentence examples for committing to put from inspiring English sources

"That's why we are committing to put the names of a responsible nurse and responsible doctor above every hospital bed".

He has long embraced cause-related marketing, committing to put a slice of profits to work on various social problems.

Mickey et al have joined Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Sony Pictures in committing to put their film and television content in the Blue-Ray format.

In 1996 delegates at the annual Southern Baptist Convention in New Orleans passed a resolution ("Resolution on Jewish Evangelism") committing to put more energy and resources into converting Jews to Christianity.

"I'm going to say this: we're committing to putting a good football team on the field," Ryan said.

This meant committing to putting time aside to plan each week and keeping a tight list of objectives that would push the needle forward toward my big goals.

After that, the government has committed to put in $70m a year.

"We're happy to see the administration is committed to put some public funds towards it," he said.

"The two projects were very attractive but we were committed to put to a referendum a project that was viable from a technical, urban-planning and economic perspective.

It committed to put in place "powerful systemic changes to greatly reduce the opportunity for hosts and guests to engage in conscious or unconscious discriminatory conduct".

We commit to put in place the necessary policy measures to achieve these outcomes.