Sentence examples for course commits from inspiring English sources

"When China is committed, it of course commits itself, but it is an example, a benchmark".

There's even a club of chairmen (not women of course) committed to changing this last statistic.

During years of ducking claims that it had abandoned its roots as a music-driven channel, MTV has nevertheless stayed a course committed to youth culture.

Of course, committing to foreign language studies is harder than it sounds, whether it's at the family, local, state or national level.

Women do of course commit homicide offences, but nearly always the victim is a relative and the crime was committed against the backdrop of an abusive relationship or depressive mindset.

Either you can pack it all in and start afresh with a new course – committing to more fees and more studying – or you can choose to stick with it, knowing that you ultimately don't want to be a lawyer.

The Conservatives will likely continue to pursue this course, committing in their election manifesto to "stopping children's exposure to harmful sexualised content online, by requiring age verification for access to all sites containing pornographic material and age-rating for all music videos".

We ask that all students who sign up for the course commit to attending the full 10 weeks of instruction, so we encourage students who plan on taking the SAT midway through the 10-week course to sign up for one of our workshops instead.

"Of course committing Colo, our captain, is very important for me also because that just shows the way the club is heading at this stage.

This does not, of course, commit the proponent of human dignity to the claim that the presumptions are absolute, but it does mean that the presumptions will probably correspond to rights with a relatively high degree of stringency.

Of course committed atheists may not be ready to receive it.