Sentence examples for it would commit from inspiring English sources

Premier said it had found the inspector general's recommendations "reasonable" and said it would "commit to change its process and take responsibility for distributing" its fee agreements to hospitals.

On 4 December, when the British government announced it would commit £304m (A$571m) to its Olympic athletes for 2012, the headline in the Sydney Morning Herald was 'Half-price heroes: we can't compete'.

The Grand Slam leaders rejected that proposal at the French Open last month, prompting the ATP to ask its players to sign a "participation agreement"; it would commit them to playing in alternative events to the Grand Slams if ATP leaders deemed it necessary.

At her urging, the agency announced that it would commit to achieving fifty-fifty gender parity among its department heads, partners, and board members by 2020.

C3 Toyota Addresses Minorities The auto maker, threatened with a boycott backed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, said it would commit about $8 billion over 10 years to diversify its work force and reach out to minority suppliers and customers.

Threatened with a boycott backed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Toyota said today that it would commit nearly $8 billion over the next decade to diversify its work force and reach out to more minority suppliers and customers.

Sir David said it would be "helpful" if Labour made clear whether it too would commit to this figure, which he said needed to be spent at the beginning of the parliament.

H.R. 3261, the Stop Online Piracy Act, has elements of preemptively stopping crime reminiscent of the plot of Minority Report, in which the government arrested people it suspected would commit crimes.

John Roberts, the major financial backer, said later that he had been terrified of a mass electrocution and that he had decided, if it happened, he would commit suicide rather than live with the guilt.

"Then we can work out any bugs before one would commit it to a product where humans are involved".

She had to make most of the film, paying for it herself, before investors would commit funds.