Sentence examples for commit to entering from inspiring English sources

Over the past few weeks alone, the government has announced a £15,000 golden hello for teenagers who commit to entering the profession - and launched a TV advertising campaign featuring Educating Yorkshire's Mr Burton.

The 6-foot-8-inch freshman joins Mike Miller, a sophomore, as the second player from the national runners-up to commit to entering the June 28 draft, stripping Florida of two of its top three scorers.

To that end, the Board would be willing to commit to entering into a good-faith discussion with EA on April 30, 2008 to determine if we can reach common ground on the proper value of the Company and therefore an appropriate, mutually beneficial transaction.

You must quickly commit to entering; this is the only way to retain any element of surprise you may have.

Still, you want to see as much as you can before you commit to entering the hallway.

"Given the mandate, all sides have committed to entering prompt negotiations to prove that the assurances are meaningful.

Moreover, unlike Mr. Romney, Mr. Pawlenty has committed to entering the Republican straw poll in Iowa this August, an expensive proposition for any candidate.

I am committed to entering that process in a spirit of honesty and integrity, seeking to discern the spirit of God at work in the church as we seek to understand the nature of marriage in the future".

Apparently people are more likely to congregate in rooms if they have "visual prospect", that is, if they can see what's going on in the room and whether they want to be around the people already in the room, before outwardly committing to entering the room.

Instead, you're committed to entering and leaving every relationship liking yourself better from what you've experienced.

A cell essentially 'decides' to divide when it is in G1-phase; and when it commits to entering the cell cycle, the cell enters S-phase and starts duplicating its DNA.