Sentence examples for committed to persuading from inspiring English sources
Putting militant commanders back on the street can only help peace if they have renounced violence and are committed to persuading others to do the same.
The Bush administration has pledged to review many environmental regulations proposed by the Clinton administration, and the industry is committed to persuading Ms. Norton to include the air-tour restrictions in any review, said Bill Summers, legislative director at the Helicopter Association International.
While the government will no longer force every state school in England to become an academy through legislation, the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, remains committed to persuading schools to make the transition.
But Western governments are committed to the plan to persuade fighters to switch sides.
With the clock ticking before the austerity measures plunge Italy into a deeper recession, he must convince Europe that Italy is committed to structural changes while persuading entrenched Italian interest groups that if they resist those changes the entire euro zone runs the risk of collapse.
The president also said he was committed to working with Iraq to persuade the United Nations to ease international sanctions imposed on Iraq after the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Jobs and the prospect of better times is the best way to persuade people to be committed to the future rather than reliving the past.
Mr. Novak, the engineer at GroupMe, who also helps organize a monthly gathering in New York for Android developers, said Apple would need to impress developers, as it did with the iPhone 4, if the company hoped to persuade them to stay committed to the iPhone.
Information, education, communication, and empowering mothers is essential, and could help them in decision making regarding their own health, being committed to use the services and able to persuade their partner and family members if they encountered opposition.
There was some trepidation about price increases, especially once the recession took hold, but it turned out consumers who are committed to certain magazines needed little persuading, said Michael Clinton, executive vice president of Hearst Magazines.
The Greek government announced new austerity measures this week to persuade investors that it is committed to tackling its debts.
