Sentence examples for committed to turn from inspiring English sources

"We all have committed to turn this around, and we're going to fix the problem," Mr. Hagel said at a news conference.

The document also reveals voting figures which provide a clue as to how many people are sufficiently committed to turn up to Momentum's business meetings.

Foreign Minister David Levy said Israel had not committed to turn over territory closer to Arab urban centers as an incentive to bring the Palestinians back to the bargaining table.

I arrived home completely committed to turn over a new leaf and eat healthier every day for the rest of my life.

And in her remarks that followed, the former secretary of State urged the diverse coalition of voters who powered Obama to two national victories to be just as committed to turn out to vote for her.

The association is also committed to turning internship experiences into careers.

But this is misleading, because Labour-leaners are less committed to turning out.

But Reina spoke to his compatriot last week and claims Torres is committed to turning the club's fortunes around.

Even the venerable National Trust is committed to turning land all over the UK into 1,000 new allotments.

Despite the results, the twosome has finally settled in with each other and is committed to turning the team around.

The idea is unworkable, however, unless doctors and hospitals are absolutely committed to turning away severely ill patients who are uninsured and unable to pay.