Sentence examples for would be able to commit from inspiring English sources

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.

Since data-driven accountability would "deputize" teachers as the agents for ending poverty, conservatives would be able to commit to their true love, cutting the social safety net and shrinking "Big Government".

Other responses were more direct when asked 'What would you or your community group require to realistically become involved in participatory management of HIV research trials?' One said 'I believe that we need to understand the process better; to understand the study better and in that way we would be able to commit ourselves a little more'.

"I have to be able to commit to all of you that I would be able to give it my whole heart and my whole soul and, right now, both are pretty well banged up," he offered.

Her father worried that his heart would give out within months, his daughters said, and that his wife would not be able to commit suicide on her own.

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

Secondly, our other objective was to ensure that by carrying out 24 hour a day surveillance on the suspect, he would not be able to commit further murders.

Would you be able to commit to including "default-on" or similar language both in the set-up screen and public messaging?

He continued: "I have a young family and, conscious that I would not be able to commit to the World Cup in three years, I have decided that the time is right to call it a day and to focus on my rugby at Saracens".

The French historians Alain Demurger and Jean Richard suggest that this crusade may still have been an attempt at coordination with the Mongols, in that Louis may have attacked Tunis instead of Syria following a message from Abaqa that he would not be able to commit his forces in 1270, and asking to postpone the campaign to 1271.

Golden Horn's trainer, John Gosden, said that he could "fully understand" the decision to race on fresh ground, but added that he would still not be able to commit to running until he had walked the Leopardstown track late tomorrow morning.