Sentence examples for been asked to commit from inspiring English sources
Mr. Caulfield said he sometimes thought about how different things might have been if his dirty tricks team had been asked to commit the Watergate break-in.
Military families have dedicated their "blood" to the cause, but the rest of us, because of concern about taxes, have not been asked to commit our "treasure".
Tony Blair has just been asked to commit British troops to America's war plan for Iraq, a war which will split his country and his party, a war about which his Chancellor is profoundly unenthusiastic, a war which may well prove to be the most hazardous mile of Mr Blair's premiership to date.
Only when they're asked to commit their shoptalk to print do they grow reticent.
It was eventually ratified by almost all advanced economies being asked to commit to greenhouse gas emission targets.
Mr. Parlamis is canvassing the Greek community for potential trustees, who will be asked to commit $250,000 each.
They are being asked to commit to lend £190bn to businesses and provide more information about how their top staff are paid.
But he found that the minimum orders for manufacturers were extremely high and he was asked to commit to at least 2,000 pairs per design.
A majority of developing countries agreed that agriculture-related emissions – carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide — should not be included in the gases nations are being asked to commit to cut.
If, after the workshop, the jobseeker would like to progress to the next stage, they are asked to commit to a two-week training course that gives them core training in social care support work.
