Sentence examples for that commits it from inspiring English sources

Vice Foreign Minister Aleksandr Losyukov met with South Korea's ambassador to Russia and then reportedly expressed strong concern that "recent positive developments" on the Korean Peninsula may be jeopardized if North Korea violated a 1994 agreement that commits it to ending its nuclear weapons program.

Last year it passed a law that commits it to new ethical rules, to building more prisons, improving family visits and increasing early release and post-incarceration surveillance.

Last month, Vietnam signed a trade agreement with the United States that commits it to gradual changes that many hope will reverse the trend.

There is talk of reviving the idea of France essentially signing a contract that commits it to taking certain steps (structural reforms) in exchange for greater flexibility over the budget.

"It's not every day that you almost get hit by a bus," says Cahill, "but this study shows it's the emotional aspect, not the unusualness of the event, that commits it to memory".

Bradwardine interprets the theory in a way that commits it to transcasus as well, although Scotus's own text does not seem committed to that.

It inherited a bunch of "take-or-pay" gas contracts that committed it to buy more gas than it needed at above the market price.

The grocer has signed rental agreements on numerous Extras and Superstores that commit it to rising rents, even if the stores are losing money.

(Hammett was a mystery writer Chandler did admire. "Hammett gave murder back to the kind of people that commit it for reasons, not just to provide a corpse," he said).

(Anton reread the letter so many times that she committed it to memory).

So that when you commit, it's not a conscious choice; it comes out on its own.