Sentence examples for hope to commit from inspiring English sources

The architects of the hastily constructed fiscal treaty hope to commit these countries – and Ireland, once its quaint attachment to democratic ritual has been surmounted – to legal restrictions on already negligible political control over the economy.

Our only clue is that he apparently hopes to commit matricide.

By mid-year he hopes to commit Japan to joining an ambitious free-trade pact including America.

Crouch has already found the net three times this season during an impressive run of form, and hopes to commit his long-term future to Stoke.

For some of the European allies whom Mr. Bush hopes to commit to his cause, failure to spell out the scale of the antiterror campaign will create substantial risks.

She said that he fell asleep after they first had sex and that she swallowed two bottles of over-the-counter pain medicine, hoping to commit suicide, but then vomited the pills back up.

Although the inclusion of Sister Ardeth and Sister Carol on a terrorist watch list was ridiculed in the press and later rescinded, the organizational skills of the Plowshares movement would be the envy of groups hoping to commit spectacular acts of terror on American soil.

Garry Monk says he has "no plans any time soon" to leave Swansea City and hopes to commit himself to the Premier League club by signing a new contract.

The club have started contract talks with Monk and the 36-year-old hopes to commit himself to the Welsh side.

Were they hoping to commit suicide in the most complicated way possible?

HisFeed the Future Initiative that hoped to commit $22 billion in public funds is hopelessly underfunded with only $925 million reportedly pledged in the World Bank's intermediary fund (Global Agriculture and Food Security Program).