Sentence examples similar to familiar with committing from inspiring English sources

Will Whittaker of Strutt & Parker, the estate agents, said: "Despite the great interest generated from around the world, the trustees and Strutt & Parker are delighted to have agreed a sale to a neighbour who is already familiar with and committed to the area".

Conventionally, researchers obtain these maps by providing offenders with a pencil and paper and asking them to draw a map of the areas they are familiar with and committed their offenses in.

As stated, the readers will have to play catch-up for most of the story if they are not familiar with earlier crimes committed by "Mr. Peepers".

However, the firm acknowledges it still needs to do more to make western consumers familiar with its name and has committed 2% of its revenues to try to ensure it is widely recognised as a leading smart device brand within five years.

In addition to the rare opportunity to see these films, when the controversy arose in 2010 around a Wojnarowicz film being censored from a show at the Smithsonian, I for one -- and I suspect some of our audience -- were now not only already familiar with his work but passionately committed to the importance of experimental films that are as difficult in their anger, imagery and politics as his.

But according to people familiar with the deal, in principle it commits Democrats to work with Republicans to do what they have not been able to do for a decade through the regular process: compromise on spending cuts and tax increases to produce reductions in annual deficits that, under George W. Bush and now Mr. Obama, have reached the highest levels since World War II.

Many birth centers specifically design their facilities for natural birth support and have expert staff familiar with the natural birth process and committed to helping women experience natural labor.

He was a speechwriter on the campaign and was familiar with what Kennedy had been saying and committing to.

Mentors for minority graduate students need to be committed to cultural diversity and familiar with the issues facing minority students.

According to Ralph Keyes, the author of " 'Nice Guys Finish Seventh': False Phrases, Spurious Sayings, and Familiar Misquotations," Romney, with Keynes, committed a double whammy of misquotation, by "putting the wrong words in the wrong mouth".

Why, at age 18, did I say, "I should commit to this thing I'm not familiar with, that everyone says is really hard"?