Sentence examples for it will be committed from inspiring English sources

"The coffin will be borne into the sanctuary of the cathedral where it will be committed to the ground, into the vault which has been prepared".

And, where discrimination is so publicly sanctioned for any, it will be committed against many.

As president, I will be committed to the advancement of all Americans, including those who struggle.

If we accept the document as it stands, we will commit suicide -- and I will be committing suicide".

Whether or not that happens, it looks like Penn State will be committed to defense for quite some time.

Despite the vagueness of fears about [these effects], these fears may be the most important reason for seeking to reduce the budget deficits".The White House claims that the budget it is preparing for the 2005 fiscal year will be "committed to fiscal restraint".

It is not clear whether his successor will be committed to change.

Then a system was co-developed with a team of rehabilitation professionals who will be committed to use it in their daily work.

In the next month's upfronts, it's estimated over $9.2B of advertising will be committed to TV.

"[The 2013 trip] promises to be a tremendous tour and all those of us involved will be committed to making it a big success," he added.

There is a danger that the more the agenda is set unilaterally by non-researchers, the less the research community will be committed to working on it.