Sentence examples for chance to commit from inspiring English sources

It seems a pity the young professionals flooding into South Baltimore will not have the chance to commit to Southway.

In May, states will gather for a humanitarian summit in Istanbul, where they will have a unique chance to commit to concrete changes in each of these areas.

His love for her will alter the trajectory of his story and give him the chance to commit a selfless act — inspired, weirdly, by the movie "Casablanca" — that might redeem his life.

These voices must he heard especially in Paris this December, when leaders have a last a chance to commit to a deal to reduce carbon emissions before we pass the fatal point of no return.

"If George Osborne is truly serious about turning the tide on this crisis, next week's spending review really is his last chance to commit to investing in homes that people on ordinary incomes can actually afford to rent or buy".

There's talk of investment in developing countries but only a fleeting reference to jobs," said VSO UK director Brian Rockliffe" Meanwhile, Martin Hearson, ActionAid's tax policy adviser, said the G20 had missed a chance to commit to greater transparency for multinational companies.

From the business aspect, users only involved in the same sensitive task have chances to commit fraud.

Expanding national service opportunities will give everyone the chance to fully commit to something greater than themselves.

He believes his website is giving so-called snitches a chance to "stop committing illegal activity," leave the city, and start a new life before they end up being killed anyway.

I take solace in--and at least some credit for--many hopeful steps forward, and I'm grateful for the chance to re-commit myself to finding ways to help my people.

A person who looks worthy of getting an extraordinary second chance might use it to commit a new crime, and the governor or president would be turned into a political spit roast.