Sentence examples for set to commit from inspiring English sources

The Indian government looks set to commit 20% of the pot.

Casting couch • Fresh from her win at last week's Golden Globes, Hilary Swank looks set to commit to the Sam Raimi film The Gift.

The Bloomberg administration is set to commit $2.4 billion in public and private investment to applying new environmental technology to an old problem: the flow of untreated sewage and storm water into New York City's waterways.

She sang about memories lighting the corners of her mind on 1974 hit The Way We Were, covered Andrew Lloyd Webber and Trevor Nunn's Cats centrepiece Memory in 1981, and is now set to commit her own memories to the page in an autobiography.

Relying on his Football League knowledge his signings of Martyn Waghorn, James Tavernier and Wes Foderingham have proved successful, as has Harry Forrester, prolific under Warburton during their time together at Brentford and set to commit his long-term future at Ibrox after arriving in January.

But the Gunners are likely to miss out on another target, with 27-year-old full-back Ignazio Abate set to commit his future to AC Milan.

As of now, governments are set to agree to "commit to systematically consider population trends and projections in our national, rural and urban development strategies and policies".

Any world in which Mary decides to commit the murder is a world in which the device is set to make her commit the murder should she not decide to do it, and any world in which she does not decide to commit the murder is a world in which the device is set to prevent her from deciding to do it if she is about to decide to do it.

"Barça has not set out to commit any tax offence.

He didn't set out to commit murder, but having killed one he had to kill the other.

The FSA, in their public statement, acknowledged that Murat Özgül did not set out to commit market abuse".