Sentence examples for that committing from inspiring English sources

I always wondered if the "white man" thought that committing genocide gave him/them the right to take what was not his/theirs.

On top of that, committing to healthy eating, exercising more, and taking care of your skin and hair will help keep you in a positive state of mind for change.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven R. Ruby argued that if Blankenship had received anything less than this single year in jail, it would have "signal[led] that committing mine safety crimes might be a good gamble for a CEO".

The basic idea is that committing to changing a problem behavior is easier if the patient realizes that the behavior is preventing them from achieving what they value or would like to achieve.

But I also suspect that there is a particular obstacle with fantasy that doesn't exist with, say, horror novels or murder mysteries: The sheer immensity of the standard-issue fantasy saga, and the fact that committing to a bestselling fantasy author takes much more, well, commitment than reading Dean Koontz or Peter Straub, Michael Connelly or Tana French.

The government argues that committing adultery as an officer was another reason to discharge Major Witt.

The caretakers said that committing the same wrong again was an even greater wrong.

"I really question Adrian's idea that committing to a building is an outdated idea," he said.

She argues that committing to a £400m investment in Tottenham will bring invaluable economic and social benefits to the area.

To which Rosen responds: "I am told that committing the first crime makes the next ones easier".

Bellah is careful to argue that committing oneself to evolutionary theory does not mean abandoning the notion that human beings engage in purposeful action.