Sentence examples for move commits from inspiring English sources

The move commits the government to responding to another e-petition, signed by more than 30,000 people, pre-emptively calling for the privatisation of Baroness Thatcher's funeral "in keeping with the great lady's legacy".

While I am all in favor of fact-checking, I hold out little hope it alone will move committed Trump voters to reassess their views.

She becomes a cheerleader (good move) but commits the fatal error of caring equally about the welfare of the opposing team.

Now he's made perhaps his boldest move yet: committing his company's future — and his own considerable reputation — to the success of the new all-electric Leaf.

Mr. Pearce's comments today effectively pre-empted Ford's next move, by committing G.M. to exceed in average light truck fuel economy whatever Ford does.

What appeared to be a tactically astute move to commit the banks to promoting growth now looks like a strategic mistake.

Such parental advice sits uneasily with the notion of undoing past wrongs that lies at the heart of transitional justice, whereby nations move from committing gross and systematic human rights violations to democracy.

Undoubtedly, UWE has taken a step forward for the health and comfort of all the visitors to campus, and other universities should also move to commit to similar plans - if they haven't already.

In remarks posted on his party's Web site this week, Vladimir Vasiliev, the chairman of the State Duma's Committee on Security, described the new power as "a preventive conversation" with "someone who is beginning to move toward committing a crime".

In his three years at the Finnish company, Mr. Elop took the bold, though often criticized, move of committing to Microsoft's phone software as the companies struggled to gain traction in the smartphone sector.

Critics recall that HP's board accused her of "destroying" the company's value by mishandling the Compaq takeover, a move that committed HP to making low-margin personal computers rather than focusing on higher-margin products such as printers.