Sentence examples for that would committed from inspiring English sources

Christine Pelosi, a San Francisco activist who had backed Clinton in the primary, introduced language that would committed the party to rejecting money from business interests whose interests conflicted with the party's platform.

Representative Charles Schumer, Brooklyn Democrat, proposes a variation that would commit taxpayers to future saving, with an option for payroll deductions.

To participate, countries would have to agree to "contractual arrangements" that would commit them to addressing national weaknesses, like bottlenecks to growth and unemployment.

In an editorial in the magazine, the staff avowed that capturing the event in pictures and writing was a responsibility that would commit the events to shared memory.

Partly, this was because Goethe took care to steer clear of anything that would commit him to marriage, which he assiduously avoided for as long as he could.

The state Senate passed a bill last Wednesday that would commit Maryland's 10 electors to voting for the winner of the nationwide popular vote.

With several other analysts González argues that the priority should be to work towards a pact that would commit all political parties to tackling corruption and money-laundering.

So popular that both Democrats and Republicans in the House overwhelmingly approved legislation two weeks ago that would commit this year's surpluses to pay down debt.

The United States is pushing for measures to stop the practice and introduced an addendum to the proposed treaty that would commit countries to fight smuggling.

Until the Sept. 11 attacks, there was considerable resistance inside the administration to a Powell speech that would commit the United States to take a more hands-on role.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband have lent their support to the campaign but both have stopped short of agreeing to legislation that would commit employers to adopting it.