Sentence examples for committed to observing from inspiring English sources

"You know Houdini was raised frum?" he said, using the Yiddish word for Jews who are committed to observing religious laws.

This may be part of the best practice HMRC insists it is committed to observing, but external experts are sceptical.

When conflicts erupt, it seeks to get all parties to commit to observing the rules by way of special agreements.

"In addition to strict HTA regulations, students sign a code of conduct committing to observe the behaviour appropriate to someone entering the medical profession and we have never had an issue," she says.

We must commit to observing and paying close attention to the messages that our Ego is telling us.

Instead the scheme agreed last night created common rules and a "toolbox" for the 15 countries of the eurozone that all commit to observe and to use in dealing with their specific national problems.

Interestingly, when these values were expressed as a percent of total cortical plate cell number, no significant difference in the proportion of cells committed to layer VI was observed (n=3, P=0.4), whereas the proportion of cells committed to superficial cortical layers was decreased by 19.1% (n=4, P<0.01) in Sall1 −/− animals compared with controls (Fig. 5E).

His father and his brother were committed to staying in Europe, he observed.

When proliferating cells were analysed in the SVZ a higher number of cells already committed to the OLs lineage were observed (BrdU+/PDGFRα+ cells) in animals receiving an ICI of aTf post-H/I as compared with those post-H/I injected with saline.

My rule is that I trial anything untested in pots so that it can be observed before being committed to the ground.

However, this programme has documented its capacity to help train new public health leaders who are already experienced in working on in-country problems and programmes and – judging from the retention rates observed – who appear committed to staying.