Sentence examples for becomes committed to the from inspiring English sources

It is no exaggeration to say that if Britain becomes committed to the promotion of genuine international democracy which the European model represents, then it will still be possible to be optimistic about the eventual triumph of liberalism and individualism.

In reality a formal consolidation of the military cooperation between Damascus and Moscow was formalized in 1980 with the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation in which the Soviet Union becomes committed to the defense of Syria in case it is attacked by a third party.

Every single person who comes and meets with orangutans in Borneo or Sumatra and has an intimate encounter, goes away feeling that their life has changed in some way and usually becomes committed to the protection of orangutans, in whatever shape or form.

Based on the prior report with Noggin [10], we hypothesize that the dorsomorphin effect is cell-autonomous, acting directly on primitive pluripotent cells to increase the proportion that becomes committed to the cardiac lineage, consequently leaving less for endothelial, smooth muscle and hematopoietic development.

From this point on, the cell has passed the "restriction point" and becomes committed to the progression in the cell cycle and independent of growth factors.

In mid-July, he became committed to the Feed The Children program through a humanitarian mission arranged by the N.B.A. Players Association.

The brothers immigrate to France, where they become committed to the Algerian revolution, raising money and attacking the French police, as well as more moderate Algerian rivals.

The elder Childers was an English-public-school-educated civil servant, author of "The Riddle of the Sands," who became committed to the Irish fight for home rule.

During its nomadic existence, Ms. Willis said, the museum became committed to the Internet as a place to record its activities.

And, after leaving Spain, he and his family went to live on the Isle of Mull, where he became committed to the protection of remote territory.

Walker's parents struggled but put her through college, and she became committed to the American civil rights campaign of the 1960s.