Sentence examples for commit to the living from inspiring English sources
Unison regional organiser Zoe Van Dyke said: "Unison is pleased that Gravesham Borough Council has become one of the first local authorities in Kent to commit to the living wage".
"The Australian government remains totally committed to the live export trade, and when problems arise we deal with the specific problems – we don't shut down an entire industry," the spokesman said.
They are all committed to the live wire of feeling (Ahhh, feelings), committed to circling back to what makes the lump rise in the throat, what makes the heart beat faster; committed to keeping emotions forceful by refusing to slot their evocations neatly into any genre, refusing the divide between authenticity and artifice, refusing to distinguish between reality and performance.
How could one honestly commit to the strains of living in a society that did not guarantee you this?
Women of faith are increasingly seeking to elect those who commit to the betterment of women's lives and recognition of our contributions, cherished freedoms and autonomy.
Does it pay, or is committed to paying, the Living Wage to part-time and contracted staff?
He lived life to the full, as committed to the village he lived in (writing its history, repairing its church roof) as to his archaeology.
Ken Livingstone, former Labour MP and Mayor of London, told BBC Radio 4 Ralph Miliband was "completely committed to the country he lived in".
Blackman said it might now be time to consider a policy demanding buyers of UK properties commit to living in the UK for more than 90 days a year.
Buyers will have to commit to living in the property for at least five years.
The implication is that he has focused on the wrong things, that his passions have allowed him to avoid true passion, to commit to living in the here and now.
