Sentence examples for to commit to a position from inspiring English sources

He needs to commit to a position — an idiom, a sensibility that feels authentic and worthwhile.

Many investors have stepped to the sidelines, afraid to commit to a position ahead of the three-day weekend.

The volume held up relatively well on both the Big Board and the Nasdaq exchange despite the onset of a long weekend, which usually thins out trading with few investors willing to commit to a position.

And whereas Sanders promises to commit to a position and negotiate from there, Clinton pledges to negotiate her way towards that position.

Be sure to commit to a workable starting position.

The Conservatives did not commit to a position before the election.

Although he sits on no board currently and has yet to commit to such a position at WorldCom, there is no mistaking its sweet ring: Rudolph W. Giuliani, chairman of the board.

However, he wrote, "In the relationship between man and religion, the state is firmly committed to a position of neutrality".

I understand that the Administration wants to let the chaos in Iran play itself out without committing to a position that might be rendered hollow by events.

Considering the two cases together, the court held that "in the relationship between man and religion the state is committed to a position of neutrality".

"In the relationship between man and religion," Justice Clark wrote in his opinion, "the state is firmly committed to a position of neutrality".