Sentence examples for committed to assume a from inspiring English sources
Last but not least, the neighboring source populations for the Chad Basin are not represented in the mathematical model (e.g. East, North, western Africa, etc); therefore, we are committed to assume a simplistic model were the provenance of the different lineages comes from one of the 12 ethnic groups considered.
Kerry said Russia and the US had agreed on the amount and type of Syria's chemical weapon arsenal and committed to assuming control of it and eliminating it in the "soonest and safest" way.
At the core, a committed individual or team needs to have the passion and energy to assume the risk and reward for months or years before the market provides meaningful positive feedback.
In 1582 Nobunaga was wounded by a rebellious subordinate and committed suicide; Toyotomi Hideyoshi, his most brilliant general, quickly avenged the death and moved to assume Nobunaga's preeminent political position.
It's fair to assume that Winter Sleep's punishing running time of 196 minutes (past that psychological three-hour barrier) is proving a deterrent for the less committed Ceylan fan.
"A sleeper is a committed terrorist sent sometimes years in advance into a possible target location, where he may assume a new identity and live an outwardly normal life, all the while waiting to launch a terrorist attack," he said.
Assuming, that is, that Greeks themselves remain committed to a club that has yielded them paltry benefits relative to what might have been expected.
Meanwhile EE remains committed to generating a substantial annual dividend.
"We remain committed to finding a reasonable resolution to the litigation".
In June 2001 a UN General Assembly Special Session on AIDS committed to creating such a fund [ 27].
