Sentence examples for commit to the appointment from inspiring English sources

We can call on President Barack Obama to appoint, and encourage Republican presidential candidates to commit to the appointment of a Special Envoy to Congo.

You have to commit to the uncertainty.

They may first and foremost be trained jurists and committed to the law, but everything from their appointment to the Court to their work on the bench is informed by politics.

Benitez insisted Chelsea's players are "committed" to the cause, despite the backlash over his appointment, and playmaker Juan Mata, 24, backed the Blues boss.

New Raith Rovers manager Ray McKinnon says he was always committed to the Kirkcaldy club, despite the announcement of his appointment being delayed by the 44-year-old being interviewed by St Mirren.

Most hold academic appointments around the country; all, without exception, are committed to the Association's mission of creating, evaluating, and disseminating new knowledge.

The Finance Ministry committed to the bond last autumn.

Nevertheless, he was committed to the forest.

He has committed to the Blue Devils.

Davis became fiercely committed to the Sea Org.

Chanter has committed to the University of New Hampshire.