Sentence examples for have committed to creating from inspiring English sources

The network and Mr. Ells have committed to creating a new restaurant chain with the winner of the contest and have already started building three restaurants in what Mr. Telegdy called "prime locations" in New York, Los Angeles and Minneapolis.

Besides New York and Illinois, education officials in Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri, North Carolina and Tennessee have committed to creating such schools, and the Obama administration has recommended that Congress provide more money for vocational education — the preferred name is career and technical education, or C.T.E.

He added: "The 100 companies we surveyed have committed to creating 5,000 jobs, which, if replicated across the industry, would see tens of thousands of jobs created over the next two years".

Meanwhile, the project has also caught the attention of Chinese hardware manufacturers ZTE and TCL (which is perhaps best known for their Alcatel-branded phones) who have committed to creating the first Firefox OS handsets.

It is often smaller businesses that embrace Fair Trade -- business that lack the resources and market share wielded by Hershey's, but which have committed to creating positive change through their business models and company ethos.

According to the announcement, several companies -- including Intel, Google, Microsoft and Esri (which creates geographic information systems software) -- have committed to create new mapping software, applications and other technological tools for visualizing and preparing for climate-related risks.

The government has committed to creating a better enabling environment for both local and foreign businesses to flourish.

It has committed to creating 3m apprenticeships by 2020, and reforms are under way to raise the standards of roles and training.

Tooting MP Khan has committed to creating segregated cycle lanes, while Lammy has said he will expand electric car hire and create an energy co-operative for the capital.

Tower Hamlets mayor, Lutfur Rahman, has committed to creating a landlord registry – to weed out bad landlords – more community land trusts and a model for a "living rent" that would prevent landlords from raising rents above a specific threshold.

Labour has committed to creating a British Investment Bank and a series of regional banks in order to boost lending for small businesses and "powerhouse" economic regions with funds so that they can back local growth.