Sentence examples for actions have to commit from inspiring English sources

People affected by those actions have to commit to them, so outcomes can be achieved.

"I'm sure there will be prior actions that we will have to commit to before the first tranche comes through," she said, "but I expect all the prior actions to be things that we can do in one or two weeks".

It's a little bit like saying, let's have the borrower have to move first, let's have the borrower have to commit what their actions are going to be, how they're going to spend the money before you know show the contracts before the lender lends them the money.

It won't be easy and it won't be the last time that world leaders will have to commit to international actions to address climate change, but there are a lot of reasons to believe that countries can take the necessary step when they meet in December 2015.

If I'm over weight or have high cholesterol, I have to commit to taking action to address those issues.

2.     All major emitting countries will have to commit to take action and solidify them in the international agreement.

I have to commit.

I2: "Everyone has to commit.

You have to really commit.

What actions have you ever committed?" Granted, people tend to talk in clichés, but usually the clichés illuminate their personalities.

You have to be committed.