Sentence examples for committed to waiting from inspiring English sources

As reported earlier on this blog, the UK is now committed to waiting for the UN inspectors' report before taking a final vote on military action.

Unlike several other major drug makers, Merck has not committed to waiting at least six months before advertising new drugs so that doctors have a chance to learn about new therapies before patients begin asking for them.

Under an agreement with British finance minister Alistair Darling last week, some of the U.K.'s largest mortgage lenders have already committed to waiting three months before repossessing customers' homes.

However, the UK is now committed to wait for the UN report.

If they object, that means they are already planning to be late, and want you to commit to wait on them.

The 23-year-old quarterback, who had once committed to Tennessee, waited his turn to star for the Bears.

Still, Deveney said the agency is committed to shortening long wait times for road tests.

Women and the many men who are committed to this work are waiting for you to join them.

In 2006, the VA committed to having no wait times for patient visits while providing quality clinically-appropriate care.

Further, in 2006 the VA committed to having no wait times for patient visits while providing quality clinically-appropriate care (VHA Directive 2006-028).

The university had not previously committed to staging the work, instead waiting to see a draft of the script, according to Greg Reiner, executive director of the Tectonic Theater Project company.