Sentence examples for involved committing from inspiring English sources

Ahead of his main speech to the party's annual conference in Liverpool, due just after midday on Monday, McDonnell said his plan involved committing large sums of government investment to help transform the economy.

His last show, 100 Minor Acts of Dissent, involved committing the titular dissenting acts under the Damoclean sword of having to pay £1,000 to Ukip if he failed.

Refusing the Scientologists' attempt to help, which would have involved committing to their religion, he said he had led "a double life", continuing to write for Parks And Recreation until constantly calling in sick.

It was an appalling mistake, first of all, because it involved committing the country to a war of choice, for which there was no real rationale, only an angry impulse to lash out to avenge the twin towers without paying heed to the distinction between militant Islamism and secular Ba'athism.

The Suffolk County Police said the youth, whose identity was not made public, "created a Facebook page using the name of a female classmate on which he posted a threat that involved committing a shooting at the school on December 19".

· Level 3 involved committing to at least three goals.

In sum, it is involved, committed, passionate – but also passionately committed to accuracy and fairness.

This involved, committed, caring family has made many wonderful contributions to Jewish Home and for that, we are most grateful.

Gore described the families of the two women as "unbelievable, passionate, involved, committed, innovative".

White House talking points, which an official inadvertently emailed to an Associated Press reporter, illustrate some of the administration's concerns, showing officials preparing for questions about whether the U.S. engaged in torture and whether those involved committed crimes.

Because the text of the TPP is secret until the countries involved commit to the agreement, it is essential for public health concerns to be articulated during the negotiation process.