Sentence examples for has committed to introducing from inspiring English sources

"Labour has committed to introducing a duty to consider cycling when designing new roads and to reducing the risks that HGVs pose to cyclists with our HGV cycle safety charter and better cab design".

As a first-time franchise owner, she has committed to introducing not just one but three outlets of a nationwide chain of children's hair salons to Westchester in the next two years.

The government has committed to introducing a year of shared leave for new parents by April 2015.

The Scottish government has committed to introducing a sustainable procurement bill during the life of the current parliament.

The FIA has committed to introducing a budget limit in 2015 given a number of F1 teams are struggling to make ends meet.

Peter Kelly, director of the Poverty Alliance, said the SQA had committed to introduce a "robust" system in time for next year's exam season, to monitor exact pay rates for each invigilator, some of whom are now being recruited.

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

It points out that China has committed to reduce carbon-intensity by 40-45% from 2005 to 2020, and introduced policies to deliver in its 12th five-year plan.

He has committed to few specific cuts.

He has committed to the Blue Devils.

Chanter has committed to the University of New Hampshire.