Sentence examples for its commitment to make from inspiring English sources

After three months of head-scratching on how it would fulfill its commitment to make JANE PAULEY a prime-time star, NBC has a plan.

It has been hard to miss McDonald's trumpeting its commitment to make it easier for people to have access to healthy food choices in its restaurants.

"The government must honour its commitment to make work pay and swiftly bring in extra financial support," he said.

That is good news for the coalition government, which in 2010 promised snappier mobiles as part of its commitment to make Britain Europe's best-connected country.

The Resolution Foundation says that the government's funding of childcare under universal credit "could shatter its commitment to make work pay".

"We expect the army to honour its commitment to make this a temporary action to prevent violence, and to not undermine democratic institutions," said a spokeswoman for the US State Department.

In more recent years, it has repeatedly stressed its commitment to making the company a better reflection of its users.

If the company is serious about its commitment to "making cities better," it should provide Mr. Schneiderman data that would help officials go after people who knowingly break the law.

But they said last week they received a government letter that drew back from its commitment to making the findings public.

Here he absorbed the Italian neo-realist school, which was characterised by its commitment to making films set among the poor and working class.

The UC Berkeley Library has also strengthened its commitment to making course materials more affordable for students by joining the Open Textbook Network, which supports access to freely available and openly licensed textbooks and course content.