Sentence examples for get it committed from inspiring English sources

Tells about the War Powers Act, and how many people within the Administration felt that from the outset that Congress should be brought in on Gulf policy through the War Powers Act, in order to get it committed to the policy.

Increasingly, says an American officer, AFP commanders "get it" and are committed to development as a way to win the war.

in 1928, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that wire-tapped evidence was admissible in criminal cases if even a misdemeanor had been committed to get it.

"It takes time to figure out your way to get it done," said Toomer, who committed himself to a rigorous off-season conditioning program before the 1999 season.

"Government is responsible for giving us justice and we are committed to get it any way," leader Arif Ali Bangish said.

"At the same time, when we find out we've made mistakes, we're committing to get it fixed and apologize".

Planning a dance can seem like a really great idea when you first get it, but be prepared to commit fully and get organized.

Hugh somehow, being English, holds it in when fed such corporate merde as: "We're on a journey to get it right", "care passionately… fully committed" and just asks another polite question with the merest twitch of irritability: me, I'd long since have leapt at them with a stout tarred rope.

Aside from Cameron getting it together to commit another murder, things have been slow on Emmerdale.

"I tried to get him committed".

Both MPs said Ed Miliband "clearly got it wrong" by not committing to an in/out EU referendum and the party was "out of position" on Europe.