Sentence examples for that committed him from inspiring English sources

And with his unshakeable isolationist convictions that committed him to keeping our country out of this horrible war?

Others hinted tantalisingly at some unexplained incident, as in Dan's Mistake (who was Dan and what was the error that committed him and his red gooseberry to the culinary history books for ever? one wonders).

Last month David Trimble, the leader of both the Ulster Unionist Party and the power-sharing Executive, joined with the hardliners on his party's council in passing an intentionally impossibilist motion that committed him to quitting the Executive in January, thus bringing it down, if the IRA had not by then disarmed and disbanded.

Mr. Cameron, whose cabinet is divided over the issue, trod warily in the House of Commons on Wednesday, avoiding anything that committed him to one side or the other of the issue, or hinting at what the Leveson report will recommend.

He signed a contract with McLaren last autumn that committed him to replacing any race driver not able to take part in a grand prix this year.

Alex Hales has signed a contract extension that commits him to Nottinghamshire until the end of the 2014 season.

Durham seamer Graham Onions has signed a two-year contract extension that commits him to the club until 2017.

Inverness Caledonian Thistle defender Gary Warren has signed a contract extension that commits him to the club until the summer of 2019.

In the final days of Italy's election campaign, the media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi made a promise that summed up his brash style: with a flourish, he signed a five-point "contract" with Italians that commits him to leave office if he fails to deliver on at least four.

The letter identifies two separate non-disclosure agreements the Seal signed with the navy that legally committed him to never divulge official secrets.

It is considered, above all, that the manifestations of June 17 and 18 have given proof of the Führer's will to go ahead; that they have committed him before international opinion; and as, on the other hand, the Polish will to resist seems strong, it is not clear how any solution can be found to the crisis but war.