Sentence examples for have finally committed from inspiring English sources

They have finally committed themselves in the last two years to a string of new factories, only to find their timing is as poor as ever: sales have begun to slow, particularly for Detroit's manufacturers.

By trading away Pierce and Garnett, not to mention head coach Doc Rivers, who was a bit more cheerful than his former players at his introductory press conference with the Los Angeles Clippers, the Boston Celtics have finally committed themselves to a rebuild that everyone saw coming but nobody really wants to go through.

The folks at Blackhouse Records have finally committed this forgotten gem to CD and will hopefully get around to releasing it one of these days.

Javier Mascherano has finally committed his future to Liverpool by signing a four-year deal at the club.

Break out the bunting and uncork that Blue Nun: Patrick Vieira has finally committed his future to Arsenal.

Even so, Ms. Maddow said, she has finally committed to getting a set, primarily so that her companion can watch her program.

As a consequence, the company has finally committed to vetting cab drivers in countries that do not legally enforce background checks.

"I worked as a kamlari from the age of eight and I've now been campaigning to end this practice for 18 years, so I am overjoyed that the government has finally committed to liberating and rehabilitating all kamlaris," she says.

When Minnesota moved him, it was as much about the team, who had finally committed to rebuild, giving Garnett an opportunity to win a championship as it was about an established star trying to push his way out of town (although there are probably elements of truth in both narratives).

The nation's largest and quite possibly worst ISP has finally committed itself to deploying 100 mbps broadband beginning this year.

I had finally gotten the meds right, and she had finally committed to taking them every day; all signs pointed toward remission.