Sentence examples for has committed to making from inspiring English sources

Miliband has committed to making the UK's electricity carbon-free by 2030, unlike the coalition.

The state has committed to making that call by the end of next week, he said.

A new chief executive took over at HSBC early last year and he has committed to making sweeping changes at the company.

Which one of these facts is more exciting: That Daniel Radcliffe, below, has committed to making a horror movie for the venerable British horror studio Hammer Films?

"We have been able to do this because the government has committed to making changes to the environmental and social obligations that are paid for through energy bills.

In a futile effort to make Congressional Republicans happy enough that they might actually agree to other things, President Obama has committed to making the incredibly expensive complex of nuclear labs and production plants even more incredibly expensive.

CalPERS has committed to make additional investments in Silver Lake's funds and will have a seat on the firm's management advisory board.

Electronic Arts, the other big independent gamemaker, has committed to make ten Xbox games during its first ten months.

And, summoning the spirit that makes FreedomPop potentially a threat to incumbents, he adds, "iOS is far more closed, whereas Google has committed to make Wi-Fi as seamless as possible, something else that should scare carriers".

Individuals can learn more and make a donation at www.crowdrise.com/chimeforthechildrenofSyria CURRENT COMMITMENT Gucci has committed to make a further €1 million (about US$1.33 million) contribution to UNICEF's work before the end of 2016.

They're called "commitments" because you've committed to making the effort for that task or event, so don't back out last-minute.