Sentence examples for committed to accepting from inspiring English sources

I'm totally committed to accepting that responsibility, and I do so knowing full well how daunting and awesome it is.

But the opposition Labour Party, for reasons of its own, has already committed to accepting the first Brexit vote.

Germany has committed to accepting 800,000 refugees over the next 10 years, while the British prime minister, David Cameron, has said the UK will accept 10,000.

Grocery stores like Coto Cicsa, Argentina's No. 3 supermarket chain, and the electric utility Edenor said they had not committed to accepting the patacon.

At a news conference here today, the chairman of Cable and Wireless P.L.C., Graham Wallace, said he was not aware of a counterbid, and that his company had "irrevocably committed to accepting PCCW's offer".

Although Delta Lambda Phi is committed to accepting transgender men into the fraternity, inviting cis-gendered women, or women who identify with the sex assigned at birth, is still inconceivable.

The Government also announced it had committed to accept the EDF deal.

Regulators and the banking industry took dramatic steps Sunday night to cushion the markets from the effects of Lehman's collapse: Major banks organized a $70 billion fund to help each other out; the Federal Reserve committed to accept lower-quality collateral for loans from its emergency window; and the SEC took steps to protect Lehman's brokerage customers.

The two candidates committed to accept the results of this audit regardless of the outcome.

In 2006, the United States committed to accept 60,000 of the refugees living in Nepal.

The US recently committed to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees, but to pull our weight, our government needs to resettle 10 times that: 100,000 Syrians out of a total of 200,000 refugees should be resettled in the next year.