Sentence examples for committed giving from inspiring English sources

In this performance, from 1981, his son the pianist Peter Serkin conducts, and the choral singing is lusty and committed, giving a sense of the force this festival tends to exert on those in contact with it.

One of the key advantages of PG for a charity is that when a donor's gift is matched 100% by their employer (currently only about 6% of employers with schemes do this) it is comfortably the most financially effective form of committed giving.

CAMPAIGN DIARY | Des Moines"The volunteers on any of these campaigns had better damn well be committed, given the temperature outside".

It's a miracle that there aren't more war crimes being committed, given the myriad of morally ambiguous circumstances a soldier faces and the ill-defined rules of engagement that cause confusion in battle.

"It is not surprising that such a crime can be committed given the incitement of hatred against the homosexual community," the president of Tel Aviv's gay and lesbian community, Mai Pelem, told reporters.

"To get Sprint to commit gives tremendous credibility to WiMax".

Brewer said they had discussed marriage, but he was not ready to commit, given his recent divorce.

Once you commit, give it all you've got or why bother?

Since then, a number of the companies have committed to giving the money immediately.

They have committed to giving additional support for families and a speedy introduction of a "living wage" for council staff.

Many people who would not have given their phone number at first, will after they have already committed to giving other information.