Sentence examples for expected to commit a from inspiring English sources
Indeed, so determined is Mr Howard to reassure on that point that on February 16th, the shadow chancellor, Oliver Letwin, is expected to commit a future Conservative government to outspend Labour on health, at least initially.Much more than governments, which, for better or worse, are known quantities, oppositions need to win trust.
And Blue Sky were also expected to commit a further £2.5m over the next five years.
Vale also said the sports construction firm are expected to commit a further £2.5m over the next five years.
This is especially amazing, given the fact that most undergraduate students -- based on their youth alone -- are in the crime-prone age group and can be expected to commit a disproportionate number of violent offenses including murder.
Morrison will use a speech at the Lavarack Barracks in Townsville on Thursday to flag the new program of loans and grants for infrastructure development in Pacific countries and Timor-Leste, and the prime minister is also expected to commit an extra $1bn for Australia's export financing agency.
"European and national research funders are expected to commit all researchers to granting open access to their publications as of 2020.
There's no European for next year and we're expected to commit to a payroll, paying players costing us £4-5m a year.
But European countries are expected to commit only an additional 1,800 troops, most of them to safer areas of the country.
Volunteers who successfully complete the training will be expected to commit to working a minimum of four hours a month.
At the end of the course in April volunteers are expected to commit one morning a week to the school presentations and field trips.
