Sentence examples for has made a formal commitment from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the UIC/CER has made a formal commitment to fit composite blocks to existing wagons as well as to all new wagons, although existing wheels cannot cope with the thermal stress from composite blocks.

"For the first time, the FAA has made a formal, written commitment to keep planes on the entire JWA departure path that runs south over the ocean instead of allowing the planes to turn early over the city to get to their destinations to the east," Assistant City Manager Christa Johnson said Wednesday.

e360: What about the frustration part of that, that we are now deep into this process and the U.S. so far has not made a formal commitment?

The UK has made a similar commitment.

"Georgetown has made a huge commitment to its L.G.B.T.Q.

A spokesman for Mr. Frist, who supports the initiative, passed by the House last spring, said that the majority leader had not yet made a formal commitment to Mr. Specter but that they had an understanding on a quick vote in 2006.

Bridge Information Services has made a commitment to democratize information.

The West German Foreign Minister, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, said the four powers had made an "unconditional, formal commitment to the reunification of Germany". As a result, he said, whether Germany remains in NATO or become neutral is not a condition for its unification.

Twenty-five yeago ago, New York City made a formal commitment to protect its architectural heritage.

Chicago has made an equally impressive commitment.

Most important, he had made a real commitment to Nepal.