Sentence examples for it could commit from inspiring English sources

Its marginal cost is the lowest, so it could commit market power by bidding much higher than the cost.

But it could commit itself to stop, once Israel has left Lebanon.

It could commit to these initiatives up front, through congressional resolutions and presidential signatures, which would include agreed-upon metrics to judge success.

For example, it could commit itself to paying for care for the elderly beyond a fixed period of, say, three-to-four years.

The same drive that leads me into foolishness with curry, means that I committed to an art and craft and that it could commit to me.

In May 1994, an internal Pentagon memo warned against using the term "genocide" because it could commit the United States "to actually do something".

"It was so simple, and something I could commit to," he said last winter, when I visited him in Los Angeles.

"Luckily, I could commit.

That's just not something I could commit to after a long day.

"How was it that you could commit yourself to a career in science and forego most conventional perquisites of salary and status and yet be treated like that?" he protests.

There are some crimes anybody could commit, it's just a question of circumstances.