Sentence examples for committed to exercising from inspiring English sources
"I was just committed to exercising my voice in every way possible," she says.
The measure gives Mr. Bush an opportunity to demonstrate to other nations, especially France -- where relations with the United States were seriously strained by the war in Iraq -- that America is committed to exercising moral as well as military might.
As one of the many expats living in the UK, I will look on enviously at my friends who are committed to exercising their right to vote for a different future.
If we're committed to exercising each morning, then we don't have to waste time trying to talk ourselves out of it.
Keeping track of your daily progress will help you stay committed to exercising regularly.
He said the United States continues to urge all claimants to conform to the 2002 China-Asean Declaration of Conduct, in which the parties committed to "exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability".
"By committing to exercising its option to buy these old plants, LIPA is in effect signing a blank check to KeySpan with ratepayers' money," said Gordian Raacke, the executive director of the Citizens Advisory Panel, a consumer group in Bridgehampton.
After laying out these factors into a weekly schedule, you can properly ask yourself how much can I realistically commit to exercising?
If getting the kids to commit to exercising is difficult, tell them you're only going to do it for five minutes -- long enough to at least break a small sweat.
Reframing the Message Dr. Segar is among the experts who believe that people will not commit to exercise if they see its benefits as distant or theoretical.
