The new government should, from the very onset, publicly commit to making verifiable changes towards meeting Myanmar's human rights commitments.
At the start of this year I decided to commit to making a difference.
Curiously, Cashman did not commit to making Chamberlain a starter next spring training.
Then have both your feet cut off!" Mr. Hidayat, visibly sweating, didn't commit to making any changes.
Organisations across the NHS need to commit to making this plan happen, and stick with it when it gets tough.
In 1995, Georgia became the first state to commit to making prekindergarten classes available to every 4-year-old.
His trainer, Bob Baffert, did not commit to making the trip to Baltimore, but he indicated that he had no reason not to go.
Verdict: Great for those who commit to making a romantic dinner or an impress-your-boss luncheon but with no time to actually cook.
— Senator Lindsey Graham "We hope President Obama will now respect the will of the people, change course, and commit to making the changes they are demanding.
Through the early stages of the campaign, Mr. Romney refused to make his returns public, or to commit to making them public in the future.
