Sentence examples for committing from the from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration can prove its value as an ally by committing from the start to support democratic values and clean government.
There has to be a point in time when we must come clean and admit to the blunders that we have been partners in committing, from the illegal, immoral and illogical decision to invade the country in the first place to the utter and shameful failure in keeping the country and the elements therein that wish for it to descend into a state of chaos under any kind of control.
Committing from the top: Brown said that, at Serra, "It's important from the top down to be dedicated to this car". That includes, for instance, having one sales manager at the dealership who is entirely dedicated to Volt.
Portsmouth were highly committed from the off, with Michael Brown in particular looking to rattle Frank Lampard.
Some commentators hinted at darker motives, pointing out that art thefts committed from the inside are not unheard of.
They found that the A$275m committed from the Queensland government and the A$300m by the Commonwealth was insufficient to protect the reef.
In normal schools and colleges, and some universities, the three elements run parallel to one another, and the student is professionally committed from the outset of his course.
Founded in 1875, Smith College was committed from the start to the idea that the study of art should be an integral part of a liberal education.
"In [training] camps she is intense, 100% committed from the second she sets foot in the gym.
