Sentence examples for committing to switch from inspiring English sources

No one at the Edinburgh Festival was firmly committing to switch production back to the UK until the tax break is confirmed, but BBC2 did announce plans to make Wolf Hall, an adaptation of Hilary Mantel's Booker prize winner about the rise of Thomas Cromwell in the court of Henry VIII and the sequel, Bring Up the Bodies.

Torre wanted to talk to others in the organization before committing to switching El Duquecito, as Adrian Hernández is known, into Pettitte's slot.

However, it has committed to switch all the tuna in its own-label cans and ready meals to ethical sources by the end of the year.

All told, more than 175 major retailers and restaurants have committed to switching to cage-free eggs.

Of the 87 companies included in the W.W.F.'s scorecard that have committed to switching completely to sustainable palm oil by 2015, many of them, including the Australian snack food supplier Arnott's, have yet to purchase any.

Electricity experts pointed out that Tampa Electric is smaller than the other utilities in the case and, unlike the bigger defendants, can commit to switching to natural gas without affecting the national market for that fuel.

So far Sydney has committed to switching its streetlamps to energy saving LED; in Shenyang, China 38,000 hectares of land will be reforested; Chinese internet company Baidu has pledged to reduce office resource consumption by 30 per cent; and Credit Suisse AG has committed to continue its carbon neutral status and to help Brazilian rainforest preservation.

Macmillan, one of the "big six" publishers, has clearly communicated to us that, regardless of our viewpoint, they are committed to switching to an agency model and charging $12.99 to $14.99 for e-book versions of bestsellers and most hardcover releases.

That figure might stretch a little further if the entire Three Group (~25M) ends up deploying the tech, but so far it's only committed to switching Shine on for UK and Italian subscribers.

Caveats aside, as of today, May 15th 2014, the four carriers have voluntarily committed to switching on the text-to-911 service in areas where call centers are able to receive these types of calls, which is a significant milestone towards a more universal text-to-911 system.

Indiana-based Rose Acre Farms Inc., with about 25 million hens, has committed to switching to more ample enriched environments in any new barn construction.