Sentence examples for commit no more from inspiring English sources

He was bullish on his sector, the Internet sector, but he also warned me and others to commit no more than a fraction of your assets to Internet investing.

But the Salvadoran government is asking for significant changes, too: for gang members to relinquish all weapons, commit no more crimes and reveal the locations of mass graves where, allegedly, hundreds of gang victims are buried.

For example, over the next two years, Congress should be allowed to enact legislation that commits no more than 80percentt of the non-Social Security, non-Medicare surpluses projected for 2002 and 2003, no more than 70percentt for 2004 and 2005, and so on down to 40percentt for 2010 and 2011.

I simply had to make sure that I committed no more sins getting to the game than I would have at home.

Labour's strategy has been to talk about the health service whenever possible, but commit to no more than £2.5bn in extra funding.

No one wants to commit any more.

Once you've learned enough about what's possible and you've practiced enough, your planning can be as simple as committing to "no more than 250 calories", or to one of the many lunch selections you know will fit into the plan.

McDonnell's lawyers are trying to convince the court that the kind of "official action" federal law treats as corruption -- and that a jury agreed McDonnell committed while governor -- was no more than "routine political courtesies," including activities such as "arranging meetings, asking questions, and attending events".

But seriously, wouldn't it be better to get focused now and ask yourself, "What do I really want to accomplish this year?" Now that you know what resolutions you won't keep, which ones are you now actually ready -- no, more importantly committed -- to stick to and make happen for you?

"I'm not going to commit any more blunders.

Asda has committed itself to send no more waste to landfill by 2010.