Sentence examples for commit to settling from inspiring English sources

She also declined to commit to settling the issue of expats' rights by June.

We have to decide where to retire at some point and as much as I love the people and atmosphere of many of the states in which we have lived,  I can't bring myself to commit to settling down somewhere that will offer him absolutely no support when we are gone.

But now, they have all but committed to settling the Iran fight in the courts — or admitting defeat.

The interim leader of the archdiocese, Bishop Richard G. Lennon, has said he is committed to settling the cases out of court.

The Australian government has committed to settling 12,000 Syrian refugees, currently living in camps in Jordan, Turkey, and Lebanon.

A spokeswoman for the Archdiocese of Boston, Donna Morrissey, said, "We haven't seen the lawsuits that have been filed, but we are committed to settling all lawsuits in a fair and equitable manner".

Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, denied that the government had made any such threat, and said that he was committed to settling the dispute through negotiations.The letter allowed Mr Correa to cast the Assange case as a struggle between a small country and "imperialist" powers.

Porat was a founder of the now-defunct movement Gush Emunim — Hebrew for "the bloc of the faithful" — a messianic movement committed to settling land that Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war.

Alfa Romeo looks ready to settle down and commit to a long-term relationship with the American market.

Spend your day beach-hopping through North Goa, or commit to one sandy stretch and settle in.

The perils of speculating about the search and building up expectations became evident last summer when Riccardo Muti, the music director at La Scala in Milan and the runaway favorite to assume Mr. Masur's baton, abruptly withdrew over a reluctance to settle in New York and commit to the time requirements that the Philharmonic demanded.