Sentence examples for commitment take from inspiring English sources

But what shape will this commitment take?

If he says he's not ready for a commitment, take him seriously -- he's just not that into you.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03271.016 By what molecular mechanism might this specific loss of commitment take place?

But why has this commitment taken so long?

President Obama is counting on that conflict being over, and no new money-draining military commitment taking its place.

In today's world, where we manufacture stars in five minutes on reality TV shows, that commitment takes on more meaning for me.

Because Irwin had promised to attend the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awardss in Sydney, she fulfilled the commitment, taking to the flashbulb-flecked red carpet and answering shouted questions from the media.

The Pequeño family's journey is the kind of special religious commitment taken on by followers of the Neocatechumenal Way (pronounced Nee-oh-cat-eh-CUE-men-all).

5.16pm GMT Draghi said European leaders also deserve credit for the eurozone recovery, citing the commitment taken in summer 2012 to develop banking union.

Suppose first that ontological commitment takes a plural argument in its second place, that a commitment to Ks is a relation to the Ks themselves.

A yet more permissive view about de re modality might abandon this commitment, taking even the identity and distinctness of individuals as accidental.