Sentence examples for challenging to commit from inspiring English sources

Her department decided to offer this new type of ticket after surmising that some visitors found it challenging to commit to a particular time slot when buying tickets in advance.

Either newspspers learn slowly or else, in Boston, they're in league with the underworld, for in the account of this crime the men are challenged to commit a third.

Labour will be challenged to commit to the policy, by opponents and their own activists alike.

Are you up to the challenge to commit?

I challenge all of you, as I have challenged myself, to commit yourself to continued growth and self-improvement and stay focused on achieving your goals no matter what the setback.

The EU Data protection authorities challenge Google to commit publicly to these principles".

I challenge individuals to commit to 'just one action for women in science' (#just1action4WIS).

The show's hosts challenged her to commit to helping improve public schools as president and taking other actions to support African American communities.

He had the stamina to remain stubborn when McCain challenged him to commit himself to the kind of comprehensive program that the National Football League maintains, rather than the pacifying facade outlined in baseball's 2002 collective bargaining agreement.

Mr Farage challenged David Cameron and Ed Miliband to commit to opt out of any common asylum policy.

I know that it will be challenging for you to commit to an unknown campaign but please can you indicate what sum you will pledge to this work that the PM can announce.