Sentence examples for take committed from inspiring English sources

This is a winnable battle, but it will take committed leadership, starting with Mr. Obama, who until Wednesday was not vocal enough on the subject as president.

A friend tells Cyrus, "Sometimes you lack transitions," and while these synaptic leaps are often effective, a few unnecessarily awkward lines take committed unraveling.

To bring real change, it will take committed civic activists willing to fight against generations of entrenched graft and cronyism.

"It will take committed and bold leadership over the next few years if we are to meet the standards we have set for ourselves.

"Frankly, I think the only reason I'm alive is because of that step I took, committing my life to God," he said.

Take responsibility, get committed and focus on what really matters to you.

The Peugeot family and General Motors have committed to take 31 percent of the shares issued, Peugeot said.

Thirty-five N.H.L. players, including award winners and All-Stars, have committed to take part in the project, Burke said.

They added that the Greek authorities have "committed to take corrective action" to ensure that they are.

A BBC statement said: "We stand by the current process but have committed to take on board what happened this year.

Altered nuclear mechanics reflects but might also influence global re-arrangements in chromatin architecture, which take place when cells commit themselves into distinct lineages.