Sentence examples for the commitment to deliver from inspiring English sources

ARRIS continues to stand by the commitment to deliver the Moxi "all in", with no monthly or lifetime DVR service fees.

"While £125 million of additional funds is welcome, the commitment to deliver only 4,000 social rented homes is a missed opportunity and shows the Scottish Government's ambition falls well short of meeting the expectations of 150,500 people stuck on council house waiting lists.

We ask: Why didn't the FCC ask AT&T about the commitment to deliver broadband to 100percentt of their 21 state territories by the beginning of 2008, based on the previous AT&T-BellSouth merger?

I also like the solid commitment to deliver 55,000 affordable homes in the current investment round and, in doing so, creating new apprenticeships and jobs.

The historic commitment to deliver Crossrail will support Britain's economic growth and relieve the pressure on the tube by carrying around 200 million passengers a year".

Royal Mail argues that, while it doesn't mind the USO commitment to deliver to every address in Britain, six days a week, it deserves to be cut some slack in other demands from the regulator by way of compensation.

Today's vote has been an important step in turning the Coalitions commitment to deliver a high-quality university sector that is more responsive to the needs of students into a reality.

Today's Declaration demonstrates the common commitment to deliver this vision.

"Free schools are at the heart of the government's commitment to deliver real social justice by ensuring all pupils have access to a world-class education," said Mrs Morgan.

The biggest additional demand – the Conservative manifesto commitment to "deliver a truly seven-day NHS" has triggered a ballot among junior doctors over industrial action.

Sir Michael said he fully supported the Government's commitment to deliver three million apprenticeships over the next five years.