Sentence examples for committed to the act from inspiring English sources

He said he disagreed with the Tory position on the EU and said he was still committed to the act of parliament passed by the coalition which would trigger a referendum if further UK sovereignty was ceded to Brussels.

Stay committed to the act.

"Just having to commit to the act of ordering two makes you more aware that you're committing it," said Bettina Schneider, 44, a television producer in Brooklyn.

It was a scene that played out exactly the same way as it would in the US or in Europe, testifying to the universal appeal of the acts of claiming a name, marking your territory, and committing to the act of vandalism.

"The candidate sitting here with you today is committed to comprehensive immigration reform, is committed to the Dream Act, has taken administrative action to prevent young people from being deported," Obama said.

Scheler is committed to the idea that the religious act is an intentional act.

Fully committing to the fraudulent act, Chokal-Ingam shaved his head, trimmed his eyelashes and applied to schools under the guise of a black man named "Jojo".

The government has committed to repealing the act, passed in 1998 under Tony Blair's government to incorporate the European convention on human rights into UK law.

Broadcasters by law are committed to act in the " public interest, convenience and necessity".

The administration apparently has no intention of pulling out of the Libya campaign, and Mr. Steinberg said that Mr. Obama was committed "to act consistently with the War Powers Resolution".

Explaining the breach of protocols, the FBI said in a statement that it was committed to "act properly under the law".