Sentence examples for committed in a battle from inspiring English sources

Creamer praised 8 p.m. host Ed Schultz for being "completely committed" in a battle to "save the middle class" and, broadly speaking, said MSNBC's "positive winning tone" was very helpful to progressives during this election year.

Only a handful of production Gs were committed in the Battle of Kursk.

Some analysts have contended that he was arrested because he was hinting that he might give evidence of war crimes committed in the final battle against the Tamil Tigers, and the arrest was a way to keep him quiet.

Are war crimes to be committed in order to win a battle?

The premeditated killing of non-combatants, whether in Vietnam or Kosovo, is different from acts committed in the heat of battle.

In February 2005 Prime Minister John Howard committed a battle group to southern Iraq to partially replace a Dutch unit that had been operating in the Governorate of Al Muthanna.

Despite this, the situation remained bleak as the supply issue was becoming a serious problem for the Australians and the reinforcements that had arrived were also in a state of disarray having been committed to the battle in a piecemeal fashion and suffering badly from hunger and disease.

Another battle of narrative would start: getting non-Islamists to accept that a massacre had happened at all, to reject the violence committed in their name.

It was at one of these seminars in 2009 that donors committed to an intensive battle against Obamacare, an issue that engulfed the 2010 midterms.

The pair will say they are committed to a "relentless" battle against terrorism and announce a joint £1.5bn investment in the development of drones.

In 1583, Hideyoshi defeated one of these vassals in a battle and allowed him to commit suicide.