Sentence examples for to commit to a scheme from inspiring English sources

He called on NHS England to commit to a scheme from April offering early treatment for people with cirrhosis.

I like to commit to a colour scheme.

"To deal with cold homes effectively, government needs to commit to a large-scale, publicly funded energy efficiency scheme providing grants to low-income households, and no-or-low-interest loans to those able to pay".

Lawrence Buterman, a lawyer for the US Department of Justice, told District Judge Denise Cote that Apple and five of the six largest American book publishers had "consciously committed to a scheme to raise e-book prices throughout the industry".

Some Labour MPs have concerns but the party is committed to a scheme which they helped to dream up.

However, Leveson's proposal is a step change: all newspapers are expected to commit to the scheme under the new regulatory framework, and claimants will be pressured into pursuing arbitration rather than court proceedings by potentially being penalised in legal costs at court if they refuse to arbitrate.

In order to encourage businesses to commit to this cross-border qualification scheme, the Erasmus Pro programme must also contribute to the wages paid to European apprentices.

The UN is trying to cut out those middlemen, and has recently introduced a retroactive pricing scheme: buyers must first commit to a shipment of oil, and will find out only later what price the UN has imposed.

Theoretically, the present government has been committed to a national charging scheme since 2004.

The Coalition has never proposed a social institution of this scale and in government it would never have committed to a national disability insurance scheme.

Mr Ferguson said he was "committed to a review" of the Clifton scheme which is still being consulted on.