Sentence examples for were to commit from inspiring English sources
Imagine if the United States were to commit the resources to reducing malaria deaths by three-quarters.
Ramadan, he said, assured him that if he were to commit such an act he wouldn't be emotionally scarred by it — it would "be accomplished and simply forgotten".
But if every one of us were to commit right now to respecting people and demanding that respect for everyone, then we would end this culture of violence.
If it were to commit to achieving its target in 2-5 years, for instance, he says, bond investors would be reassured about the outlook for rates.
If Mr Sharon were to commit himself to a settlement freeze, they say, Mr Arafat would commit the Palestinians to bringing the violence to an end.
If Labour were to commit to a long-term financing solution for the NHS ahead of the general election, the promise to revitalise Britain's unique system of socialised medicine could provide further glue to bind the UK together.
Ashoka's edicts were committed to stone.
Both were committed to independence," says Halford.
