Sentence examples for time committed from inspiring English sources

This of course is not the first time committed intellectuals have spoken in support of a movement of occupation.

The Belgrade declaration, adopted at that time, committed Soviet leaders to equality in relations with the communist-ruled countries at least in the case of Yugoslavia.

He avoided jail time, committed himself to a year's worth of anger-management therapy and put himself in position to resume his duties as closer for the Mets.

The camps, clinics and tours can cost from $70 to $1,370, depending on the amount of time committed (a day or several successive weekends), and are generally offered to advanced skiers and snowboarders.

There are good reasons for changing the immigration status of people who have been in the country a long time, committed no major crime (besides the original sin of being an illegal immigrant) and have American children.

What the Catholic campaigners must do is persuade the world that it matters immensely whether this is called "marriage" and that they are at the same time committed to supporting some gay relationships.

Patients with limited transportation options were having a hard time committing to regular office visits.

"He'll have a hard time committing to a story," he said.

Led by Detective Vic Mackey they spend as much time committing crimes as they do cracking crimes.

Suffering a crisis of faith while still a theology student, Monrad eventually recovered his faith, at the same time committing himself to political liberalism.

Hardball Capital will put $950,000 into the project via incremental payments while at the same time committing to $1 million worth of improvements to the ballpark over the next decade.