Sentence examples for commitment to organise from inspiring English sources
The commitment to organise and maintain a political Labour party in parliament and in the country, as well as promoting the "political, social and economic emancipation of the people" were among other clauses in the text.
Belounis acknowledges the commitment of those trying to organise the World Cup, which is likely to be moved to the winter to avoid the unsafe summer heat, and says the Middle East deserves to host the tournament.
As you scale back your commitments, take this opportunity to organise your time more and book in gaps where you don't have to be somewhere or do something.
In particular, these roles were seen as offering more predictable hours, with some ability to organise work around other commitments.
The Imperial Japanese Navy's response was to organise a mission codenamed Operation Ten-Go that would see the commitment of much of Japan's remaining surface strength.
Second: an impulse to organise labour.
It knows how to organise postal votes.
Reason enough, perhaps, to organise riots.
