Sentence examples for start committing from inspiring English sources

But unless individual institutions start committing to clean energy, no momentum will build for collective action.

"I think you will make the vote more interesting if you show that people could actually lose their vote if people start committing crimes".

Each prisoner who emerges unreformed will start committing crimes again (a more frightening thought when you realise that one in four commits violent crimes).

"The opportunity here is for partners to start committing resources in these critical areas to reduce poverty and ensure a more sustainable future," Mr. Turner said.

Still, even some of the Republicans who warned that she might become "untethered" after her elevation and start committing empathy admitted that Obama has picked an impressive candidate to become the first Hispanic Supreme Court justice.

Begg said he had begun to become increasingly concerned about the rise of Isis when, during his visits to Syria in 2012: "(I had said) these people will start committing all sorts of atrocities in the name of Islam and jihad and we from our community have to start to challenge this".

The Kosovo war was conducted incompetently, in part because the administration's goals kept shifting and in part because it was not, at the start, committed to the decisive use of military force...

In addition, to data read/write operations, NST is also associated with (control) operations which include: begin or start, commit and abort.

Moreover, since dogmatism, as understood by Fichte, unavoidably implies a strict form of determinism or "intelligible fatalism," whereas idealism is, from the start, committed to the reality of human freedom, it is also practically impossible to reach any sort of "compromise" between two such radically opposed systems.

Prior to "start," a point in G1, cells are uncommitted to the mitotic cycle or other developmental pathways (Hartwell et al. 1974), while completion of "start" commits the cell to the ongoing mitotic cycle.

The guessing here is that Mr. Holt will survive the challenge, but if Mr. Soaries stops toying and starts committing, he will give Mr. Holt a terrific race.