Sentence examples similar to commit itself to argue from inspiring English sources
Arguing that easyJet should not commit itself to heavy expenditure on three new Airbus aircraft at present, Haji-Ioannou said: "The company is doing better now because the prices have gone up but so have the costs.
Delhi has so far balked at committing itself to major cuts, arguing that it will not set itself targets that undermine efforts to end poverty.
Delhi has so far baulked at committing itself to major cuts, arguing that it will not set itself targets that undermine efforts to end poverty.
That may be true, but it seems odd for a government, committed to devolution, to argue that local democracy creates instability.
Any film this committed to arguing in favor of same-sex marriage needs at least as much spine as heart.
Frances, so devoutly committed to arguing against her own position, doesn't want to believe her, but we do.
China and Russia have been reluctant to commit to new sanctions, arguing that the time for talks has not yet finished.
When he went to Vietnam and switched the paper's policy line - arguing that having committed itself America should stay to finish the job - he did so out of commitment to the facts as he had discovered them.
If you must have contact with your former spouse on February 14, give your kids the day off from negative comments about their other parent and commit to not arguing in front of them.
Bellah is careful to argue that committing oneself to evolutionary theory does not mean abandoning the notion that human beings engage in purposeful action.
