Sentence examples for it should commit from inspiring English sources

In her role, Ms. Reiter was known to have raised other issues: that Joe's Pub, the Public's adjacent cabaret space, operates at a loss of about $125,000 a year; whether it should be building a new 499-seat theater space while having trouble filling a smaller one; and whether it should commit to its work with smaller productions and leave the riskier big-ticket Broadway productions alone.

First, if government is serious about giving local leaders the scope to make tough choices it should commit to create mayors in all England's largest ­cities.

If the coalition is really serious about tackling our waste mountain it should commit itself to halving Britain's black bag waste by 2020.

It should commit extra resources to providing careers advice and mentoring to CRS, liaise with the Scottish Executive to develop a career structure for CRS, ensure pension contributions are maintained during gaps between contracts, and undertake a review of committee structures.

If a company is going to distribute a film, it should commit to the film.

But, the Muslim organizations building it should commit right now to making the principal focus of the building a museum depicting the rise of Islamic extremism, its hate-based agenda, and how it is an abomination to Islam.

Is this something I should commit to, or should I be looking elsewhere?' ".

Tell me about why I should commit capital to that company right now.

In all it does, Australia should commit to dialogue with Iran as a process of mutual discovery, based on an exploration of all parties' commonalities and differences.

In a statement released by the United States Tennis Association, Roddick called winning the Davis Cup a "top priority" and said he thought it was something players "should commit to for the entire season and not when it is convenient".

Labour must be clearer in what it stands for and should commit to the public ownership of the railways.