Sentence examples for have committed to doing from inspiring English sources
"I'm sure they would never have committed to doing Glastonbury unless they were 100% sure they could pull it off," she said.
Oxfordshire County Council's deputy leader Rodney Rose said: "We want to safeguard the future of the county council's park-and-ride sites and this is something we have committed to doing for some time now.
The BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok says that while attempts have been made before to launch a peace process, this is the first time both sides have committed to doing so in writing.
Now, Johns Hopkins leaders in construction, human resources and purchasing have committed to doing more by leveraging the institution's economic influence to create lasting opportunities for city residents and disadvantaged businesses.
In the past year, the U.S. and China have committed to doing much more to curtail their domestic ivory markets.
What to do when there's a gulf between what you have committed to doing and how you feel about it?
"We have committed to do a number of things that are not part of the formal agreement with the White House," he said.
In the meantime, various panels have committed to do everything from release Trump's tax returns to challenge his zero-tolerance border policy that has resulted in the separation of immigrant children from their parents, as well as their detention.
"What we have committed to do is to obviously be partners as shareholders in the IMF in an international rescue of the Irish economy," Osborne told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
As things stand, if you add up all the things that the 190-plus countries have committed to do as part of that Paris deal, global temperatures will probably go well above 3C, writes Graham Readfearn.
