Sentence examples for have committed time from inspiring English sources
People who choose to carry personal defence weapons have committed time, energy and money to learning about the numerous firearms laws in their respective states and have undergone training.
This is perhaps because a significant number of countries have committed time and resources to negotiating trade agreements with the EU, of which Britain is such an important part.
These ministries have committed time, institutional energy, and resources to this initiative over many years of shared partnership.
Hundreds of Indian-American networks have committed time and effort over months for the free community event.
"Mr. Mallia has committed time, money, energy and staff to create and execute a training program that will go a long way toward opening the eyes of young people and older workers looking for a career change to the fact that they can have a rewarding career in manufacturing," Mr. Watt said.
You've committed time to do research -- make that clear to them.
Everyone who has committed time, talent, money and effort to finding solutions to veteran unemployment should take pride that we're making progress as a nation.
Each CMIM country has access to the amount it has committed times a multiple (five for poor countries, 2.5 for the better-off ASEAN members, one for South Korea and 0.5 for China and Japan).So for Thailand and Indonesia, for example, $11.4 billion is available.
"I want to spend my time defending people who have committed their time to progressive change.
The Monosson Prize for Entrepreneurship Mentoring, created to honor the memory of MIT graduate Adolf F. Monosson '48, recognizes entrepreneurship mentors who have committed their time, energy, and/or capital to future generations of entrepreneurs.
And while Moses said that Martina Navratilova wants to go to the Czech Republic and that many others have committed their time, some of the retired stars (and we can guess who they are) are more likely to lend their name only.
