Sentence examples for has committed to increasing from inspiring English sources

The "national living wage" of £7.20 for over-25s was introduced in April, and the government has committed to increasing it each year.

Indeed, Ms. Walker says the three WNYC-owned stations — WNYC-AM, WNYC-FM and WQXR — already attract the largest public radio audience in New Jersey, and WNYC has committed to increasing its coverage of state issues.

It has committed to increasing the amount of the British crop it takes from its suppliers – doubling the volume of fruit from Scottish growers – reducing its dependence on pricier Canadian imports and extending the traditional season by two weeks into September.

At Renault he has "committed" to increasing sales and doubling its operating margin to 6% by 2009; at Nissan, he has committed (a favourite word) to keeping operating margins in the industry's first division, and reaching the 4.2m sales target in 2010.

But in Copenhagen – one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world in which 36% of its inhabitants cycle to work or school, and which has committed to increasing that figure to 50% by 2015 – there are controversial voices coming from unexpected places.

The government has committed to increasing free childcare for three- and four-year-olds from 600 hours to 1,140 hours per year by 2020, and the country is making progress on the gender pay gap, which is 6.6% for full-time workers, in comparison with the UK-wide figure of 9.9%.

Thailand has committed to increase its production of renewable energy to 25% of output by 2021 using a variety of sources, including hydropower.

Shorten has said only that Labor does not believe "the cuts need to be as deep as they are" and has committed to "increase the funding of the ABC".

Britain currently spends nearly £8bn a year on aid, and has committed to increase this to £11bn in the next few years.

President-elect Trump has committed to increase infrastructure spending by up to US$5500 billion in the next 4 years.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government has committed to increase drafting ultra-Orthodox men, most of whom receive exemptions on religious grounds, in order to share the national burden and reduce pressure on the middle classes.