Sentence examples for time to commit to from inspiring English sources

Now for the UK, it was not the right time to commit to £1bn".

"Fixing for this period is a long time to commit to," says Anderson.

"It's time to commit to finding the answer, to search for life beyond Earth," he said.

It's time to commit to giving users a voice about tracking and then respecting those wishes".

ORDINARILY, the start of a new year is a fine time to commit to keeping in touch with people.

But in 1998, when it came time to commit to details in a document known as the Kyoto Protocol, Congress balked.

I was mesmerised and, probably for the first time, happy to commit to a film that didn't have a conventional plot to carry me through.

It has always been clear that the Israeli coalition as currently constituted could not remain united once the time comes to commit to peace.

However, although this may improve sustainability of the CAB [ 12], including full-time salaried staff as members of the CAB may compromise the time they have to commit to CAB functions.

"Now is the time for us to commit to a new program," Mr. Albaugh said.

Consider outsourcing if you know you lack the time or discipline to commit to your board.