Sentence examples for a commitment to beginning from inspiring English sources

What I do know is that the commitment to marriage is a commitment to beginning and ending a life with someone.

It was not only the result of a slew of early season injuries, but also a commitment to begin again with younger players, so that only Patrice Evra and Wayne Rooney kept their shirts.

We (Americans) need to wake up next Wednesday morning and make a commitment to begin a dramatically improved national dialogue.

"A lot of the behavior that Karzai is displaying, a lot of the things that are going on right now are a direct result of the president's commitment to beginning withdrawal," he said on "Meet the Press" on Sunday.

Indeed, it is a necessary commitment to begin the path of the Golden Rule if we are to survive and thrive in our short time on this mysterious journey on this blessed earth.

His speech included an unwavering commitment to begin the process of reforming America's health-care system this year.

But the US Federal Reserve made no commitment to begin a third round of quantitative easing, the process of electronic money creation that has pumped $2tn£1.2tntn) into the US banking system over the past two and a half years.

Later, he reassures his Pentagon fellows that they'll be able to finesse the tag-on commitment to begin a withdrawal from Afghanistan by July 1, 2011 by pointing to successes that could lead to victory with more time and troops.

The action, Earnest says, "does not reflect [the interim government] commitment to begin an inclusive process to make that transition back to democracy".

The government's further commitment to begin the redeployment of teaching personnel is a hopeful development for all children and families in Côte d'Ivoire – particularly those living in the regions hardest-hit by the civil crisis.

In coming weeks, he must press Mr. Sharon to make good on his commitment to begin dismantling unauthorized outposts.