Sentence examples for committed to table from inspiring English sources

There were significant differences between internists and psychiatrists with regard to which diagnoses they were most committed to (Table  4), with almost the same pattern as shown for self-perceived competence.

"I'm committed to farm-to-table, but the 'to' is the gray area, for everybody," she says.

"I have the opinion that both parties are very committed to the negotiating table.

The important message conveyed by these figures is that considerable numbers of children with severe mental problems, including as many as half of those with MR, had not come to the attention of the CAP services before being committed to specialized institutions (Table  4 gives a thorough presentation of CAP contacts in the various diagnostic groups).

In August, Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons committed to installing changing tables in men's bathrooms after a teacher, Chris Webb, made a complaint on Twitter.

Despite Thailand's not having committed to the distribution sector (Table 2), its law allows partial investment.

"As a board we were fully committed to the deal on the table as everything had led us to believe that it would be concluded positively.

Once you've been there a few times, the waiters have your name, and table preferences, committed to memory.

We all have selected Personal Choice Dining, which means we are not committed to a fixed mealtime or table.

"I think its just everyone's got to be at the table and committed to a big goal of building affordable housing and making sure everyone has a good place to live," Robertson said.

On Friday, Northern Ireland secretary Theresa Villiers' proposal for an independent examination of the role, structures and purpose of paramilitaries was accepted by the DUP and UUP who committed to being at the negotiating table.