Sentence examples for commit to the task from inspiring English sources

Paramount to the debate about directorships is MPs properly serving their constituents and I'd argue that representing constituents and scrutinising government is sufficiently important that MPs should commit to the task fully.

People are putting the safety of their homes and businesses in your hands, so it is imperative that you completely commit to the task at hand.

Commit to the task of putting words on a page without judgment.

All that takes time, but Iraqi leaders do not seem sufficiently committed to the task.

"In 'Sport,' " Sotheby's wrote earlier this year, "Rockwell has captured the unquestionable loyalty of a man, indifferent to his surroundings, fully committed to the task at hand".

Any legislative changes will require parliamentary approval, which is why it is so important for the new prime minister to command a majority in parliament committed to the task of taking the UK out of the EU.

The main government effort remained the military suppression of the uprising; martial law was imposed in Kurdish areas, and increasing numbers of troops and security forces were committed to the task.

Even allowing for the upheavals of recent years, there are still twenty-five hundred packaged-ice manufacturers in the United States, and a thousand of them are fully committed to the task, producing at least five tons of ice a day for the wholesale market.

It said: "The Fifa president, who welcomes the contact with TI and acknowledges their input, insists that especially after the Fifa Congress on 1 June 2011, Fifa remains committed to the task of continuing to improve its organisation, with a strong focus on increasing transparency and acting with zero tolerance against any form of corruption.

"As always at Swansea City, we want people working here who are fully committed to the task ahead.

"Keiron is ready for this professionally and totally committed to the task ahead of him," Saints chairman Eamonn McManus told the club website. .