Sentence examples for he has now committed from inspiring English sources

He has now committed to clearing away those obstacles.

He added: "He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England.

He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England.

He has now committed the unforgivable sin of compromising the independence of the Bank of England by involving himself in the economic policy of the coalition.

That expired on Monday but, having scored four Premier League goals in 11 appearances this term, he has now committed his future to the club.

The 30-year-old had been training with AZ after rejecting a new deal with Villa in the summer and he has now committed his immediate future to the Eredivisie club, subject to passing a medical.

One Verizon spot has a woman running into an old flame and marveling that he had now "committed" to Verizon when he couldn't do the same for her.

Having presided over the disappearance (temporary, he insists) of the enormous budget surplus he inherited, Mr Bush has now committed the government to an extra $42 billion in spending and tax cuts over the next ten years—just when the need for extra stimulus is disappearing.In practice, Mr Bush had little choice but to sign.

The document states that privatisation in Greece "has come to a standstill" since he took power but the prime minister "has now committed to proceed with an ambitious privatisation programme".

After saying that he might choose to skip any more debates, Rick Perry has now committed to at least five more.

There has been speculation over the future of the Ivory Coast international with his agent recently suggesting he could look to move elsewhere, however the midfielder has now committed his long term future to the Sky Blues.