Sentence examples for was now committed from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't to be – he was now committed to being Anderson.

He told analysts in a conference call on July 31 that he was now "committed to growth and diversification".

Speaking afterwards, he insisted that the IRA must disarm and disband to prove the republican movement was now committed to solely peaceful means.

With the cash infusion, A.M.D. said it was now committed to moving forward with plans, first announced in June 2006, to build a huge $3.2 billion chip fab in Malta, N.Y., north of Albany.

But when Austria-Hungary, after the collapse of Bulgaria, appealed on October 4 for an armistice based on those very pronouncements, the answer on October 18 was that the U.S. government was now committed to the Czechoslovaks and to the Yugoslavs, who might not be satisfied with the "autonomy" postulated heretofore.

NBC's top entertainment executives offered some frank mea culpas in Pasadena, Calif., yesterday, confessing that they had misjudged the public interest in so-called reality shows and that NBC was now committed to finding a reality show of its own for next summer or sooner.

"We are now committed," Parks told reporters late last month.

Many of them are now committed to championing environmental, political or social causes, and thank goodness.

Foust is now committed to rallycross, a version of high-performance rallying repackaged for stadiums.

A clear majority across the region are now committed democrats (see table 1 and chart 2).

Three foreign consortia have already signed up.Investors are now committed to spending over $30 billion.