Sentence examples for have now committed themselves from inspiring English sources
The foreign secretary said: "I welcome the fact that the Chinese authorities have now committed themselves to undertake the investigation into Mr Heywood's death that we sought.
The governments of well over half the world's countries, including some whose democratic performance leaves something to be desired, have now committed themselves to a set of principles defining democratic society.
Our correspondent says that while both countries have now committed themselves to the roadmap, they have also accused each other of new attacks.
More than half of all nations have now committed themselves to this goal.
He said that 155 of the organization's 189 member nations had now committed themselves to a larger council, and that debate should be considered closed.
Critically, both China and the US have now committed to closing their domestic ivory markets – a commitment mirrored in the Conservative manifesto – with the US already implementing new laws.
Investors responsible for $2.6tn have now committed to selling off their fossil fuel investments.
The Mets made three more errors, including two by shortstop Rey Ordóñez, and have now committed 11 in 7 games.
I have now committed my lab to avoiding luxury journals, and I encourage others to do likewise.
The fact that both the Labour Party and the coalition Government have now committed to improving renting is an important moment for 'generation rent'.
