Sentence examples for commit state from inspiring English sources

She also pledged to commit state dollars to preserve 300,000 acres of farmland in the next four years, with the ultimate goal of preserving one million acres in the next decade.

But passage of the increase hinges on the ability of coastal lawmakers to overcome the traditional reluctance of non-shore legislators to commit state tax dollars to beach rebuilding.

Bill Stern, chairman of the South Carolina State Ports Authority, said the state could not pay for the study on its own because that would commit state taxpayers, who are already paying for part of the project, to much larger costs down the road (a point the DeMint camp disputes).

Backers of a proposed sports arena here for the New Jersey Nets and the New Jersey Devils gathered today to prod Gov. Christine Todd Whitman to quickly commit state aid to the project, arguing that it had economic and social benefits for both the state and the city.

Much how BufferTable can push state to a database or flat file, so too can it be configured to commit state to a log storage facility.

This concerns state governors, who anticipate that the only means to maintain the solvency of the Medicaid program will be to commit state funds as their demographics or their ability to pay hospitals and doctors change.

Among the callow was at least one great artist, the poet Osip Mandelstam, who by actually doing what Shostakovich is now fancied to have done managed only to commit state-assisted suicide.

Earl Washington Jr., a mentally impaired man who spent 18 years in prison and came within hours of being executed for a murder he did not commit, stated in his confession that the victim had worn a halter top.

President Dilma Rousseff has also committed state funds to the battle against Zika.

During the war, Gilbert charged that Israel was committing "state terrorism at the highest levels".

Mr. Musharraf, frustrated by India's persistence, accused it of committing "state terrorism" in Kashmir and asked for international mediation.