Sentence examples for was able to commit from inspiring English sources

The university was able to commit to moving there at a time when credit-crunched businesses were not, and its presence is now an attraction for (especially) Google.

It's possible that Sandusky was able to commit his crimes only because of the culture Paterno helped create, so his role in the debacle (and the culpability of the institution) is less straightforward.

Sir Michael Lyons was its first chairman but announced in September that he would not be seeking a further term because the job was too demanding for the time he was able to commit to it.

It was "quite late", Caro says, before he was able to commit himself to a career in art, "because my father was certain that I was not going to be an artist".

Ms Sturgeon told MSPs some private investors had expressed an interest in the airport but it had become clear none was able to commit to buying Prestwick on a timescale that was acceptable to Infratil.

President Obama, however, was able to commit our nation through EPA regulatory authority to a 26-28 pereductionuction from 2005 greenhouse gas emission levels by 2025.

If I love this man, and am able to commit to the idea of being with him, I must take seriously his commitments, and his intentions.

The next time, we may not be able to commit the troops".

"I would never be able to commit a felony with any spontaneity and get away with it.

The question is would being tied down to the daily news grind be something she'd want to do or be able to commit to?

If only I could learn to remember like Cooke, I figured, I would be able to commit reams of poetry to heart and really absorb it.