Sentence examples for committing to join from inspiring English sources

"It is offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment where they are committing to join the Canadian family," Harper said earlier this year.

A Conservative statement on Tuesday said: "Most Canadians find it offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment where they are committing to join the Canadian family".

"It is offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment where they are committing to join the Canadian family," he said earlier this year.

"It is offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment where they are committing to join the Canadian family," the minister of immigration's office told Maclean's.

"As the prime minister has said, most Canadians find it offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment whether they are committing to join the Canadian family," he wrote.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper vehemently opposed the lower court's decision to strike down the ban, telling reporters earlier this year that it's "offensive that someone would hide their identity at the very moment when they're committing to join the Canadian family".

Navy has committed to join in 2015.

Seven other states have since committed to join, some after bitter disagreements between governors and attorneys general from opposing parties.

The US, China and India - the three biggest climate polluters - have all committed to join the agreement, possibly as early as this year.

I am delighted that the Scottish government has committed to join us in contributing funding, adding to that already pledged by the UK Government".

Mr. Ormisher, the Fisker spokesman, said new investors he declined to identify had committed to join the latest round of financing.