Sentence examples for question the commitment from inspiring English sources

The former Newcastle, Blackburn and Bolton boss said: "[The players] are committed, you can't question the commitment.

"The consequence that the market has taken from it is to question the commitment to the repayment of debt," he said.

Late Thursday night, Terry Collins, simmering with anger, seemed to question the commitment of his players after the Mets were trounced by the Philadelphia Phillies, 16-1.

At the recent G8 summit in France, all three presidents stated that "further delay would only call into question the commitment of the sides to reach an agreement".

A huge asset sale by Shell and its partner ExxonMobil has led some to question the commitment of the companies to the UK more generally.

"Although I don't want to generalise …many employers question the commitment of those who have spent seven or more years in academia," he says.

"Elections cannot call into question the commitments Greece made," Ms. Merkel told reporters.

But Sir Malcolm Bruce, the committee chairman, questioned the commitment.

Mr. Gunter questioned the commitment of AmerGen's parent companies to finance operation of the reactors.

Republicans applauded the buildup of troops but questioned the commitment to a timetable for bringing them home.

Sullivan also gave a couple of interviews in which he rated the chances of staying up at 25 per cent, and questioned the commitment of several out-of-contract players.