Sentence examples for has only committed from inspiring English sources

So far, Cameron has only committed the UK to a register of beneficial ownership available to UK tax authorities.

But thus far Turnbull has only committed to maintaining a ban on importing the Adler until the states determine how they will regulate the weapon.

1 47 p.m. | Updated Charlotte James, host of the Australian Open launch webcast, reported that Martina Hingis has only committed to the legends event at the 2012 Australian Open thus far, and is not confirmed for mixed doubles.

But the drawback with Fidelity's fund is that Bolton has only committed for two years; investors should really look to invest for at least five years with a manager," he says.

According to a statement of principles signed by the government and the airport, Heathrow has only committed to pay for the M25 tunnelling and local road diversions, although the Airports Commission estimated surface access improvements costing £5bn would be needed.

ABC debuted five new series this fall, but so far the network has only committed to two.

Leicester are the best having only committed one error all season leading to an opposition goal.

"We've only committed to this Monday final for one year," said Smith, who added that the Open would not consider starting on a Sunday as the French Open does.

"I want £500 and legal aid," he instructed her, remaining, as far as she was concerned, her "handsome laughing son", who had only committed the murders when he was "mentally blacked out".

"We had only committed to doing 'I'm Still Here' as if it were real," he told me, "because it was the only way to get a certain verisimilitude in the film — the only way to actually have it appear like a real documentary was to do it realistically.

At a press conference in Canberra on Tuesday, Morrison claimed the federal government had only committed to give funds for certain projects and the decision to ditch the East-WestLink in favour of removing level crossings meant the state would not get the full amount.