Sentence examples for the commitment to bring from inspiring English sources

"And I feel the resources are here, the tradition, the commitment to bring this thing back".

The commitment to bring broadband to more remote rural areas of Britain now depends on a near-monopoly deal with BT.

The commitment to bring together ideas and people from the arts and the sciences remains, though in the economic climate, corporate sponsors might see this approach as fuzzy.

The conference loved the commitment to bring academies and free schools back under local council control, but even here the shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, is just at the foothills of what this means in practice.

The commitment to bring gift aid into the 21st century will revolutionise this important tax relief and go a long way towards reducing the £750m that goes unclaimed each year".

The Tampere programme (2000-2004) was followed by the Hague programme[pdf] (2005-2009), whincludeduded the commitment to bring in biometric passports and ID cards, and a new programme will be adopted in Stockholm in December.

Several Conservative MPs have criticised the move saying the coalition agreement links the Conservative commitment to bring in boundary changes to the Alternative Vote referendum - something the Lib Dems wanted - which was held last year.

The New York Amsterdam News in 1997 noted the Smiths' "commitment to bring light to the positive happenings in Harlem, while competitors scurried to market photographs of darker times".

For next season, Mr. Marks has revived some Balanchine works, in line with the administrators' commitment to bring back pieces the company has done well in the past.

President Asif Ali Zardari, who succeeded Pervez Musharraf in 2008, said the appointment was "a demonstration of the government's commitment to bring women into the mainstream of national life".

"We are encouraged by the government's commitment to bring in the best," says Alex Lee, a research scientist engaged in drug development.