Sentence examples for been willing to commit from inspiring English sources

But neither the Britain nor the UK has thus far been willing to commit to anything.

The previous year, he'd pitched a Western, though not the same vision of a Western, to NBC, and the network had been willing to commit to making a pilot but not the thirteen episodes Milch wanted.

It marks the first time that China has officially acknowledged that its rapidly rising emissions need to stop rising, and it also offers a significantly more ambitious goal for the U.S. than it has previously been willing to commit to.

Mr. Maloney said the rental program would have been offered at more colleges and universities, if more faculty members had been willing to commit to using the same textbook for at least two years.

We need a credible, moderate Syrian force, but we have not been willing to commit what it takes to build that force," said a senior U.S. official involved in Syria and Iraq operations who, like others cited in this report, spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the training program.

In other words, if we vote that New York should get a $300 million increase, the city shouldn't be able to take out $300 million of its own money and say, 'Well, we kept everything the same.' " But Mr. Bloomberg, who proposed sharp cuts in the school budget earlier this year, has not been willing to commit to a more stable framework for financing the schools.

Whether Congress will be willing to commit the tens of billions of dollars needed is far less clear.

Few people will be willing to commit when they don't know where the path leads.

But few, if any, countries will be willing to commit funds without a clear change of the guard.

Ghodsi: Yes, because market participants will not be willing to commit as much capital to low-margin, high-risk enterprises.

If you are willing to commit, you will be able to conquer your disorder.