Sentence examples for far committed to from inspiring English sources

But nothing that any of the parties has so far committed to will prove decisive.

While no European government has so far committed to an unmanned fighter program, he says he believes the project "paves the way for the future" of combat jet development.

The Brown campaign has agreed to two television debates and two radio forums; the Warren campaign has not agreed to the radio debates, but has so far committed to three television face-offs.

Now, he said, the agency believes that the cost will be closer to $155 million, based on how much it has so far committed to pay out: about $50 million to 820 applicants.

Iceland said it would donate all of the proceeds of bag sales in England after VAT for at least two years, while Waitrose has so far committed to give the next year's proceeds to the scheme.

The plans outlined by Mr. Rumsfeld today represented a shift and appeared to reflect the growing realization here and in Washington that the money and manpower so far committed to the American project in Iraq are proving insufficient.

But the political right is far more committed to the project of judicial delegitimization – and, frankly, far better and more effective at it – than progressives ever could be.

I've discovered in my peregrinations that our youngest often are far more astute on current events - and past ones, for that matter - and far more committed to righting wrongs than their older counterparts.

The National Football Museum in Preston expensively confirmed that fans are far more committed to individual clubs than the game's history.

But Echlin is too talented a writer and far too committed to revealing the brutal truth of war to allow her lovers a happy ending.

Our legislators need to be less concerned about protecting rival fiefs and far more committed to protecting the nation's security.