Sentence examples for committing to all from inspiring English sources

Larger newspapers like The New York Times and The Washington Post shifted early in the war to more elaborate protections, including armored cars and guards, and insist on rigorous security assessments before committing to all out-of-compound journeys.

The Coalition has baulked at committing to all the commission's recommendations, with Crozier saying it would consider their "financial impost" and whether "there are efficiencies that can be realised".

So if they were committing to all of this, I said yes.

This Black History Month, let's celebrate and honor Black history by recognizing and committing to all of the work we have still to do.

You can tell how hard Chuck is trying to get into the Price is Right spirit with his enthusiasm selling a trip to Toronto and committing to all those basketball puns... I'd love to see Barkley host The Price is Right on a full-time basis, if only just so he could take the inspiration putt on Hole in One (or Two).

But, he added, "he is committed to all the orders given by the Palestinian Authority".

Langland clearly had a deep knowledge of medieval theology and was fully committed to all the implications of Christian doctrine.

Teachers accepted into the program need to commit to all the activities in the grant.

Make sure you really want to commit to ALL the parts of the church.

In between making and undoing commitments, an agent is committed to all the actions that are known to be identical for all practical purposes to the ones in its agenda.

"We're committed to all of them".