Sentence examples for committed to embarking from inspiring English sources

What happens when we realize we could be spiritual flirts, rather than, say, somebody fully committed to embarking on a bona fide spiritual path?

Westminster is committed to reducing overcrowding in the city and we are currently embarking on a £560m housing regeneration scheme to tackle issues like this".

We have embarked on a digital route, we are committed to 90% and we will do that.

Just as no President would take America to war without being fully committed to leading the country to victory, neither should diplomacy be embarked on without America's complete commitment to that strategy.

"The current Conservative government in London is committed to a programme of continued austerity and, in the view of some, has embarked on a systematic programme of shrinking the UK state," Sir Tom wrote.

The government also embarked on a public relations push to reassure investors that it was committed to "transparency, good governance and market principles", although the terms of the bailout were still uncertain.

After its personnel completed basic training, the battalion embarked for the Middle East, where further training was undertaken in Egypt before the battalion was committed to the Gallipoli Campaign.

Policymakers' need for local evidence before embarking on policy reform suggests a sceptical approach to wholesale importation of evidence from other contexts, even when committed to the overall policy objectives.

"At the moment we have no money in our coffers but at the same time we need to embark upon our preparations because the Nations Cup qualifier will start in July/August," said Nyamilandu. "But we have embarked on this project to qualify for the tournament in Morocco knowing that the government has committed to financing all six games.

However, the answer is to embark on a widespread programme of reform, and to ensure that the EU's institutions are capable of addressing today's needs, not committed to "ever closer union" for the sake of it.

"You committed to something.