Sentence examples for commit to taking part from inspiring English sources

The EU wants them to commit to taking part in a new mitigation regime.

"The timescale for making a debate happen next week is compressed, but it is just possible if you commit to taking part.

David Cameron is yet to commit to taking part in a televised leaders' debate before this year's general election and is engaged in a semi-public negotiation with the other parties and the broadcasters about whether a debate will take place and, if so, what the lineup and format should be.

Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader, will write to the leaders of the other political parties, including the Conservatives, Labour and the Scottish National party, to ask them to "commit to taking part in renewed cross-party talks as part of our collective response to the select committee's report".

Lib Dem Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said Mr Cameron should "stop ducking and weaving" and commit to taking part.

For today, at least, let us have these conversations, and let us commit to taking part in these conversations by first listening to someone else.

Likewise Mo Farah, who will run half the race, remains fully committed to taking part.

The competition and its rules won't be formally announced until March, yet already more than 50 teams from eight countries are committed to taking part.

This is why the Detroit and Geneva motor shows recently took place despite the dire state of the industry, as most companies had already committed to taking part.

Following intensive talks over the past week in Brussels, six EU states have committed to taking part, with several more expected to offer participation.

There would be men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, mixed doubles and legends singles with, according to Bhupathi, the retired American stars Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi already committed to taking part.