Sentence examples for committing to setting up 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.

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.

Both groups are committed to setting up Islamist states.

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.

Here at A.A.F.F., we are committed to setting up people in their late twenties to mid-forties with fun friendships that are easy to maintain.

Governments must commit to setting up of a watchdog to track, collect data and report on violations of international humanitarian law.

Designed to reach the 700 million unbanked Indians, any interested organisation must commit to setting up at least 25% of its physical access points in rural communities.

"Whether you commit to setting up local infrastructure, or run operations purely from the UK, the process is still the same.

Labour, with Lib Dem support, is committed to setting up an electoral commission to propose a single proportional alternative to first-past-the-post. Voters will choose between the two in a referendum, and Parliament will act accordingly.

Time Warner also has committed to setting up computers with broadband connections in 40 community centers in underserved areas of the five boroughs, and Cablevision will provide free broadband to all libraries in its service territory, Ms. Post said.