Sentence examples for committing to setting from inspiring English sources

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.

The second way this could all be made more feasible is by committing to set policies for living wages and tax credits in a joined-up way.

He also promises: A small group of countries including France, Nigeria and the Netherlands will join the UK in committing to set up public registers of beneficial ownership.

I'm delighted that the OECD have risen to the challenge we set at Lough Erne: committing to set out by next September new rules for a common template that will require multinationals to disclose where they earn their profits and where they pay their taxes".

Both groups are committed to setting up Islamist states.

"Colleen and I are committed to setting the record straight," Westphal told The Hollywood Reporter.

Department officials said more than $100 million had already been committed to setting up the program.

But he insisted that the government was committed to setting up a fully functioning bank.

Instead, the government has committed to setting five-year "carbon budgets" and reporting to parliament on its progress every year.

Swedish retail giant H&M and food group Nestle also have committed to setting long term, science-based targets.

Tony Hayward BP Hayward, BP's new head, is committed to setting aside £300m to fund research into alternatives to petrol and diesel.