Sentence examples similar to I commit to founding from inspiring English sources

Because southern European immigrants were more committed to founding clubs and tournaments, football became defined as an "ethnic game".

Because southern European immigrants were more committed to founding clubs and tournaments, football became defined as an "ethnic game". As a result, teams from Melbourne and Sydney with distinctive Mediterranean connections were the most prominent members of the National Soccer League (NSL) when it started in 1977.

Can I commit to it?

I commit to things.

I committed to it.

"I committed to play here," she said.

For a good long time, I accepted the claim that Republicans were genuinely committed to defending founding principle and original understanding.

But I can commit to this.

President Roosevelt showed no reaction, but the discussion of that dinner must have struck a deep chord as a year later, he convened the United Nations Conference on Food and Agriculture, in Hot Springs, Virginia, where forty-four governments committed themselves to founding a permanent organization for food and agriculture.

Groupon CEO and Chicago Booth adjunct professor Eric Lefkofsky and his family commit to the Giving Pledge founded by Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.

The president's meeting today with the Dalai Lama demonstrates that the US remains committed to its founding values.