Sentence examples for have committed to make from inspiring English sources
That fact that Saudi Arabia and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have committed to make up the difference has failed to cool prices.
"If they decide to relinquish their share, we have committed to make them an offer on the same terms as BA," Mr Phillipson said.
Under the sustainable development goals – the ambitious global blueprint for development adopted at the UN last year – countries have committed to make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable, with targets relating to safe and affordable housing and transport.
Companies like Sanyo, JVC, and Kenwood, all of Japan, have committed to make HD-ready receivers for both the automotive and home market.
These include the International Zero Emission Vehicle Alliance (IZEVA), through which 16 governments including Germany, UK, California, Norway and British Columbia have committed to make all new passenger vehicles zero-emission by or before 2050, and the Global Commercial Drive to Zero program which aims to do the same for commercial vehicles by 2040.
In a statement, the Hammers said: "People can now see that the full revenue streams from which the stadium's owners will benefit go well beyond the widely-reported payments we have committed to make to the transformation costs and our annual usage fee for using the stadium 25 days a year.
Often packages don't carry specific dates, requiring buyers to make the reservation only after they have committed to making the purchase.
More than 124,000 employees are registered to be early adopters through TAP and have committed to making a bigger investment in developing new internal social technologies.
Yesterday, Peter Lloyd, Mabey's managing director, said: "We deeply regret the past conduct of our company and we have committed to making a fresh start, wiping the slate clean of these offences".
Participants in Tonic's six-month initiative, which covered 10 playhouses and touring companies including the Almeida, Headlong, West Yorkshire Playhouse and Sheffield Theatres, have committed to making changes in their programming and working practices.
