Sentence examples for rushed to commit from inspiring English sources

10.11am: We would not have a rushed to commit a heavy land force to Iraq because of commitment elsewhere, Dannatt says of the preparation.

The President did not want to be rushed to commit more troops abroad, but the intensity with which the pressure to do so mounted — coupled with the desirability of reaching a decision before he left for Africa, and the Liberians' seemingly overwhelming belief that America was their only hope for salvation — made it clear that he would be widely damned if he didn't.

In the altered circumstances in which Europe now finds itself, it is questionable whether Tony Blair should rush to commit the country irrevocably to a monetary arrangement cobbled up in the dying days of the cold war.

All asymmetrical wars in the recent past have been lost by the big powers, terrorism is flourishing after Iraq and in spite of drones but we do not learn anything from history and we rush to commit the same mistakes and accelerate the spiral of violence.

Neither is in a rush to commit $10 billion or more to produce a completely new aircraft because both are financially strapped from the delays to their bigger planes.

But early front-runners have found their perceived leads to be ephemeral — just ask Hillary Rodham Clinton or Rudolph W. Giuliani, who seemed to be in commanding positions at times during the 2008 presidential campaign — and Republican voters seem to be in no rush to commit.

Don't be in a rush to commit; just make sure you're both on the same page.

Mr. Eifman flaunts all the worst clichés of psycho-sexo-bio-dance-drama with casual pride while he rushes headlong to commit a whole new set of artistic felonies.

Others were complaining that he'd chosen rush hour to commit suicide," Raluca remembers.

She said that had her psychiatrist rushed to see her while she was in her disturbed state, the crime would not have been committed.

New Delhi rushed to respond.