Sentence examples for committed to refusing from inspiring English sources

Davis, 63, an account executive for Converse who organized the gathering, said he was surprised that the gold medal game had endured as a symbol, in part because the American players remained committed to refusing their silver medals and also because of the globalization of the sport.

Whether guided by ego or committed to principle, he refuses to give up.

Daly Cherry-Evans is refusing to commit to the club.

3. The Eurogroup agrees but is refusing to commit to it.

No doubt Cameron will give it a good kicking, wisely refusing to commit to anything specific.

Annoyed, she attended the event, but registered her broader disapproval by refusing to commit to campaigning for the midterms.

But at the talks here, the United States has been repeatedly, and sharply, criticized for refusing to commit to concrete obligations.

The MEAA accused News Corp of "yet again refusing to commit to an open and transparent round of redundancies".

Only a day after the election, the four lawmakers shocked their colleagues by refusing to commit to backing a member of their own party to lead the chamber.

The format war has left consumers confused over which to choose, with many resolving the issue by refusing to commit to either.

At the Trades Union Congress (TUC) in Manchester (see article), he was alone in refusing to commit to attending a rally against the coalition government's planned spending cuts.