Sentence examples for committing to taking from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rosen went through nine weeks of training, committing to taking the boy for five visits.

People are going to want to know to what it is that they're committing to taking action on climate change over the next 10 to 15 years.

Instead of waiting for a treaty, both sides could demonstrate their good will right now, and make the world a lot safer, by jointly committing to taking their entire arsenals off hair-trigger alert.

Lenders are holding up transactions, sometimes for months, rather than committing to taking a loss on the loan.

A flattening out or sustained reversal in price would be needed before committing to taking profits or shorting Cinemark.

"This time around," says Scott, "we decided the primary focus for our enterprise would be the people: paying them a true living wage, offering our people [the kind and quality of] benefits that we would want for our family, and developing them and trusting them to do the right thing," as well as committing to taking on employees from challenging backgrounds and those with disabilities.

European leaders are committing to take major steps and have set themselves a deadline.

Egypt accepted the 48 Sudanese on humanitarian grounds, without committing to take more, the official said.

"We are committed to taking action quickly, thoughtfully and fairly".

The Pedestrian Council of Australia is committed to taking action.

The third proposal calls for governments to commit to taking the lead in responding to accidents.