Sentence examples for commit to a sustained from inspiring English sources

The report into Wormwood Scrubs prison by HM Inspector of Prisons highlights the challenges faced by the government in its stated intent to commit to a sustained prison reform agenda.

Understanding this part of the world is critical, especially if we are on the verge of committing to a sustained military engagement.

Last week, Mr Sharif said he was committed to a "serious sustained and constructive engagement" with India.

"We're committed to mounting a sustained league challenge and that will be our focus this summer and next season". The Gunners finished fifth in the Premier League this season, the first time they have finished outside the top four since the Frenchman joined in 1996.

Consistency simply means to stay fully engaged in your work without distraction, and it requires that you commit yourself to a sustained action over a long period.

If anything, an effective prohibition movement will spur states to actually commit to making those sustained, practical steps towards real disarmament, as occurred when the movements to ban landmines and cluster bombs gained pace.

Last days of #Ramadan: reflect on what spiritual routines you can commit to realistically sustaining beyond this month.

Last days of #Ramadan: reflect on what spiritual routines you can commit to realistically sustaining beyond this month.— Nafeesa Suleiman (@Feena94) July 24 , 2014

Harnessing softness as a strategy rather than a hindrance, these women have committed themselves to a sustained campaign of nonviolent protest.

Central banks in Britain and Italy could not credibly commit to sustain the high interest rates needed to avoid a devaluation.

This interval was initiated by a nose poke, and continued as the poke was sustained for 1.5 s, when the rat committed to a decision.