Sentence examples for commitment to seize from inspiring English sources
Today we have met with the president of the United States, President George Bush, to affirm our common commitment to seize this historic moment to advance the peace cause forward.
(Since classical performers are scheduled long in advance, Pittsinger apparently had to pay the Metropolitan Opera to be let out of his commitments to seize this opportunity. Pittsinger is loathe to discuss this and prefers speaking happily about Florida Grand Opera, which freed him, knowing how important it was to Pittsinger and how it could only raise his profile).
To seize every opportunity to show loving commitment would be shattering, wouldn't it?
Because being disruptive -- in terms of being willing to take chances and step out ahead of the crowd, to seize chances and be seen -- takes commitment.
They toss aside their commitment to judicial self-restraint and the rule of law because they want to seize the opportunity to use the courts to get rid of a pernicious system that our elected officials endorse, however unwisely.
But they do strive to balance commitment to this vision with an explicit set of investments that prepare the company to seize the future as it unfolds.
The prime minister attempted to seize the initiative with a cabinet reshuffle and renewed statement of his personal commitment to the task in hand.
They look to us to seize the opportunities they've created; to deliver on the issues of will, commitment and Afghan political progress that are now crucial to success.
Sanchez expects to seize his.
