Sentence examples for committing to a program from inspiring English sources

I was coming back from the heaviest I've ever been, which was, at that time, about two hundred and seventy pounds, and hooking up with a trainer meant committing to a program of hard work.

Found at his house, Mr. James was charged with aggravated harassment but was told that he could avoid jail by committing to a program of counseling and psychiatric medication.

But credit also goes to Nets' management for committing to a program and sticking with it through the tougher times that they believed would escort in better days for the franchise.

If you're still on the fence about committing to a program, here are key ways to identify whether it's a worthy pursuit, and how to get the most of your membership.

But they will willingly commit to a program they help create.

The Democrats were committed to a program of economic growth, to be achieved through a reduction of state interference.

"We believe we committed to a program that brings out the very best of each building," he said.

Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the league, said in an e-mail, "Clearly from this language, both parties have committed to a program that includes blood testing for H.G.H".

The Perón regime, for example, was established by nationalistic army officers committed to a program of national reform and ideological goals.

But even if you do some research ahead of time, experienced divers recommend waiting until you arrive at your destination to commit to a program.

One of Maslow's theories, as many people know, was that absent a crisis, people rarely commit to a program that is imposed on them.