Sentence examples for committing as from inspiring English sources

Both the act of committing as well as that of undoing commitments is modelled as a special model-transforming action in our framework, which extends the usual state-transition paradigm of Propositional Dynamic Logic.

Typically he starts small with a new money manager, waiting for good results before committing as much as Mr. Madoff requires.

Yet with no pilot programs or research behind it, the city with these contracts is committing as much as $1 billion of human services funding to a mere 13 organizations over the next six years".

Housing Mr. Giuliani has said he will announce a major housing initiative in his State of the City speech next month, perhaps committing as much as $500 million for rent subsidies for the homeless as well as for new construction and rehabilitation of low- and middle-income housing in all five boroughs.

I would recommend committing as much as 20% of your fixed-income allocation to these securities.

What she is arguing is that even if the sentences are ontologically committing as used literally, there is reason to think that the discourse is not ontologically committing.

Horrible crimes will be committed as long as mankind endures.

"I was committed as soon as I put the ring on her finger," Dr. Baird said.

It has committed as much as $70 billion to rescue the A.I.G. insurance company.

But now they are committed: "As long as he's in, we're in," she said.

That is, once I think that not everyone is committed, then I may stop feeling committed as well.