Sentence examples for pressure committed from inspiring English sources

"Britain has always been a compassionate and welcoming country, and I am delighted that the government has finally, after months of pressure, committed to vital humanitarian aid.

Twice he mishandled the pressure, committing turnovers on hard-to-make passes inside to Popeye Jones and Christian Laettner.

People cannot underestimate the scale of the task ahead," said Danny Alexander, spokesman for the European Movement, a pressure group committed to closer co-operation with the rest of the Continent.

The government clearly hoped the announcement would shift the opposition from a protest stance to a campaign stance, and demonstrate to voters and Georgia's international allies alike that Mr. Saakashvili, under intense pressure, was committed to democracy and had not chosen an autocratic path.

In another bow to U.S. pressure, APEC committed to reducing tariffs on environmental goods and services to 5percentt as a way to promote green technology trade, overcoming China's resistance to the idea.

The pressure to commit misconduct is complex.

Construction companies are increasingly under pressure to commit to and report on the overall sustainability performances of operational initiatives.

Iowa (7-7, 1-2) struggled against Minnesota's pressure defense, committing 29 turnovers, including 17 in the first half.

For months, said European officials, Saakashvili had rejected pressure to commit to forgoing the use of force.

Opponents argued that the terminally ill would feel pressure to commit suicide so they wouldn't be a burden to family members.

The United States has felt growing pressure to commit to reductions at home because it is widely perceived as the 800-pound gorilla in the global greenhouse.