Sentence examples for committed beyond from inspiring English sources

"We are committed beyond 2014," he said Tuesday, referring to the planned training and counterterrorism missions.

The American ambassador, Susan E. Rice, said that no new American money would be committed beyond the $63 billion the United States set aside for global health aid through 2014, the bulk of it to combat AIDS.

"While the court does not condone the defendant's manner of getting people to remain quiet or silent on the Long Island Rail Road," Judge Stephen said, "I see no crimes having been committed beyond a reasonable doubt".

More will be made in 2020 but Lincoln hasn't committed beyond that.

The authors report "the crimes organized by Office No. 39 are committed beyond the borders of North Korea by the regime itself, not solely for the personal enrichment of the leadership, but to prop up its armed forces and to fund its military programs".

I had to be committed beyond belief.

While Creative Scotland sets out a ten year aspiration and a three year budget, it can't commit beyond this year.

Or you can't commit beyond a few hours in advance because you don't even know whether you'll still be on the team tomorrow.

Liverpool's owners have sanctioned the deal but it remains to be seen whether Suarez, 26, is willing to commit beyond 2016, when his current contract ends.

The key difference between intrapreneurship and, well, not being an intrapreneur is a willingness to commit beyond your job description and find creative new directions.

Jonathan Trott is on indefinite leave with his stress-related illness; coach Andy Flower has refused to commit beyond January; three critical yet ageing senior players - Kevin Pietersen, James Anderson and Matt Prior - are each enduring their worst spell in years; and captain Alastair Cook is averaging less with the bat than the opposition's fast bowler.