Sentence examples for firmly commit from inspiring English sources
The phrase "firmly commit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong dedication or promise to a particular course of action or belief.
Example: "The organization has decided to firmly commit to reducing its carbon footprint over the next decade."
Alternatives: "strongly pledge" or "dedicate firmly".
The plan does not firmly commit the industrialized nations or the developing nations to firm targets for midterm or long-term greenhouse gas emissions reductions.
Some fiscal hawks criticized the Republican plan, saying that it ducked an opportunity to firmly commit to changing the wasteful ways of Washington, by promising legislation that would mandate a balanced budget or limits on spending.
No party will firmly commit to this idea, but according to Dale Bassett, who moved from Reform to take charge of public policy at the exam board AQA, politicians may be missing a trick.
At a summit meeting early next month in Nice, France, the union's heads of state should firmly commit to enlarge the union within the next four years by taking in qualified new members from Central and Eastern Europe.
The Miami relatives who have been caring for him since he was rescued off the Florida coast last November must firmly commit themselves to accepting his return to his father in Cuba if their court appeals are rejected.
The committee demanded that ministers "firmly commit" to extending the high-speed link to both Leeds and Manchester before seeking Parliamentary approval for the London to Birmingham route.
"I'm firmly committed to the club.
Senate leaders were firmly committed to A.E.G.
He is firmly committed to sustainability.
"Nawaz Sharif is firmly committed to improving ties with India.
China is firmly committed to reform and to opening up.
