Sentence examples for committed to the decision from inspiring English sources
Were you looking for feedback or were you pretty much committed to the decision you'd made?
If the disclosure is presented at the point of sale, that may be too late; the client may be emotionally committed to the decision by that stage.
Ants decide what to do individually and also on the basis of pheremones, but when the number of ants that have made a particular decision reaches tipping point (which is flexible), the entire colony is then committed to the decision.
"We want him to just be 100% committed to the decision that he does make, and we'll support him either way.
"Regardless of whether you're committed to the decision you've made, the fact that you get asked the question so many times, you do start to doubt yourself a little bit.
Are we just not truly committed to the decision we've already unconsciously made?
In a similar vein, Qais al-Khazali, leader of Asaib Ahl al-Haq – another paramilitary Shia group with sympathies towards Iran – stressed during an interview with al-Ahd television that PMUs were "national factions for sure...part of the Iraqi state institutions, and committed to the decisions of the commander-in-chief [the Iraqi prime minister]".
Here at the Cinema Le Colisée theatre in Marrakech, filmmakers are committed to the decisions being made at the COP, trying to turn the wheel away from the impending climate cliff.
All meeting attendees would arrive on time, put away their devices, tune in to the discussion, contribute passionately, listen to their colleagues' opinions, understand the logical flow of the meeting process, resolve conflict amicably, and leave fully committed to the decisions of the group.
Being committed to the decision-making outcomes associated with joint PLA negotiations requires that decision-making autonomy be ceded to a collective process.
CBI director John Cridland says: "The government must commit to the decision now, and get diggers in the ground at Heathrow swiftly by 2020".
