Sentence examples for better to commit to from inspiring English sources

The filmmakers behind "Elemental" might have done better to commit to a single portrait and been more fearless about avoiding familiar oratory, but small steps are progress too.

The Mayor insists he is prepared to make that bold decision but the question he is grappling with is whether it is better to commit to an annual drain on the taxpayer or be accused of selling off the iconic venue to a wealthy football club far too cheaply.  .

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Our petition calls for world leaders to commit to better training and resources for rangers; to provide better education in places such as Asia, where consumer demand is driving up poaching; to stamp down on corruption and implement laws against those involved in the trade; to help local communities develop sustainable livelihoods; and to uphold the ban on the international trade in ivory.

I suppose that as you get more confident and better scripts it's easier to commit to it and be more truthful and imagine how that person would feel".

Almost 1,500 people signed our petition which called on world leaders to commit to better training and resources for rangers; to provide education in places such as Asia; to stamp down on corruption and implement laws against those involved in the trade; to help communities develop sustainable livelihoods; and to uphold the ban on the trade.

Fourcher said on his blog that his attempts to change company policy to commit to better quality work "either fell on deaf ears or was thwarted by demands for the creation of more and more performance metrics" and I witnessed that same ethic in my time working for Journatic and its sister company Blockshopper.

And yet millions of Americans are unaware that thousands of children remain in this cycle, and those charged with their protection fail to commit to better solutions for support, employment, life skills training and secure and permanent homes.

He urged May to commit to building better relations with European countries to help secure the "best deal for the people of Britain", and heavily criticised the Brexit process so far.

In a statement, the Parliament said its members had rejected putting "men only" at the central bank, and it noted that governments had shown "intransigence in failing to commit to a better gender balance within what is effectively Europe's most powerful financial institution".

Armitstead couldn't have ridden better – she made the gutsy decision to commit to the break with 45km to go, which paid off, and kept the pace before an explosive sprint finish – but says she wishes she had ridden the last 200 metres differently.