Sentence examples for starts to commit from inspiring English sources

I'm not political but unless the council starts to commit itself to investing properly in the market, people should vote with their feet at the next local election - I really do mean that".

Rebels have started to commit atrocities (see article).

If Orthodox Jews started to commit regular attacks in Stamford Hill, we'd be as sensitive as the MCB.

The first advance has been a step change in urgency from the rich world, which is finally starting to commit resources and people on the scale required.

"I can say, and I am responsible for what I am saying, that they have started to commit suicide under the walls of Baghdad".

While Mr. Clinton's administration was hesitant at the start to commit American troops abroad, by the end of its second term it had, in fact, conducted two major bombing campaigns in the Balkans that helped end genocide there and led to the fall of the Serbian dictator, Slobodan Milosevic.

With this change, developers stopped committing directly to Mozilla-central, and started to commit to integration repositories instead.

Mr. Y (case 3) knew that copying paintings for others would allow him to provide for himself, but he said: "Once you start to commit to making a living by copying paintings, it is difficult to have your own creative inspirations.

Start to commit it to memory (practise recall).

Socializing better in his new job, he continued solitary in his private life and started to commit time to his newly adopted dog.

Examining this compelling finding more closely reveals that, compared to girls in mixed-sex groups, significantly more girls in single-sex groups started to commit crimes after treatment ('starters'starters