Sentence examples for has committed that from inspiring English sources

Finally, to help jump-start a plug-in market, Obama has committed that "half of all cars purchased by the federal government will be plug-in hybrids or all-electric by 2012".

The cardinal sin of a GPS watch is to fail during the duration of a run and this watch has committed that sin too often for me to recommend it without serious reservations.

And I'm afraid that out of the fear of not wanting to say it, this will go unnoticed, will go unpunished as one of the worst crimes this party has committed: that while as their nation lay bleeding out of it's financial and moral arteries, all they could do was try and create an atmosphere of actual danger for a candidate and division for a people.

The Government has committed that they will continue to deliver warnings.

India has committed that by 2030, at least 40% of its electricity will be generated from non-fossil sources.

The government has "committed that if this is not available for publication by the end of February, it will be held back until after the election," he said.

Their senior officers would then give them retrospective authorisation to have committed that crime, he added.

Many illegal immigrants have committed that violation because they do not qualify for licenses in most states.

"Michael Price and the board have committed that we would always remain active at the Goodspeed Opera House," Mr. McMahon said.

He had committed that particular gaffe weeks ago -- months, in campaign time -- and he could joke about it now.

Number to Watch 113 Seattle's opponents have committed that many false-start penalties since 2005 at noisy CenturyLink Field, the most in the N.F.L.