Sentence examples for commitment to catch from inspiring English sources

In Brussels, Lord Robertson, the NATO secretary general, said today's operation underscored the new commitment to catch Dr. Karadzic, as well as others indicted on war crimes charges.

Ever since 2003, when I contacted Drug Free Sport, the forerunner to UK Anti-Doping, with an account of my first year in the distorted circus that was professional cycling, I have realised that the commitment to catch those stealing others' livelihoods always fell woefully short of my expectations.

I wasn't looking for a commitment or to catch feelings.

At the State Department from 1962 to 1987, Mr. Sieverts held several positions that reflected his commitment to people caught up in forces beyond their control, an experience he himself endured as a child of Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany in 1938.

Many people, especially students, tend to believe that if they sleep more on the weekends - when they have few commitments - then they are able to catch up on the sleep that they have missed throughout the week.

"Southern countries are moving forward to make progress to end poverty; donors need to catch up in implementing their commitments," said its Mexico director, Carlos Zarco.

Other developing countries scrambled to catch up by announcing their own commitments to reduce carbon intensity.

"Rangers were unlucky to catch us on a day when our concentration and commitment were total.

But expectations are changing, and U.S. airlines are hurrying to catch up with international competitors, and American has made a huge commitment to revamping its fleet.

Heck, the guy even prefers to catch trams as opposed to helicopters, a sure hallmark of a deep commitment to sustainability.

In 1995, the state began a 50-year plan to catch up on its legal obligation to make good on pension commitments to state employees.