Sentence examples for committed leading from inspiring English sources

On-screen after the skydive and Sarah's subsequent death, Lydia framed Zoe for the murder she committed, leading to her arrest.

He refused to commit, leading a dejected Merkel to exit the talks with an unusually grim assessment.

Her reporting became a key part of a pardon application for Fred Steese, one of the men she wrote about who had served 21 years in a Nevada prison for a murder he didn't commit, leading to a full and unconditional pardon in November.

The entrepreneurial lead may or may not have prior business experience, but is committed to leading or organizing team activities during the I-Corps Program.

The United States is deeply committed to leading on climate change".

He said the retailer was "committed to leading the value sector".

"The United States is deeply committed to leading on climate change," Kerry said.

Now that Mr. Obama has set the stage and committed to leading the effort, those and other crucial reforms may yet happen.

You will come away having made lasting connections with other women leaders who are equally committed to leading for change in education.

CSAIL is committed to leading the field both in new theoretical approaches and in the creation of applications that have broad societal impact.

That is why the coalition government takes cycling very seriously and is committed to leading the country in getting more people cycling, more safely, more often..