Sentence examples for would be prepared to commit from inspiring English sources
The federal domestic intelligence agency estimates that there are about 5,600 rightwing extremists who would be prepared to commit violence.
At a joint US, Australian and New Zealand conference from 30 March to 1 April 1965, however, and with instructions only to ascertain America's objectives in the conflict, Scherger indicated that Australia would be prepared to commit a sizeable ground force, of around battalion size.
Three-quarters of respondents suggested that they would be prepared to commit ≥25% of their lists to training, in return for professional recognition (77/113, 68%) and/or additional remuneration (73/113, 65%).
You have to be prepared to commit a little more.
The only question is whether audiences will be prepared to commit to what is sure to be a convoluted journey.
Organisations looking to explore the mechanism should be prepared to commit time into putting it in place.
Doctors must be prepared to commit 3 days to the course and such educational interventions are considered fairly expensive to run.
Read it, understand it, and be prepared to commit to it before you sign it.
He continued: "If they are prepared to commit themselves to a high-volume factory for car production, then we would welcome that.
Others were prepared to commit the crime of pushing to the front.
The agents repeatedly asked him if he was prepared to commit such a violent act.
