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

Without any express mandate from the UN, few countries, if any, would be willing to commit.

Hijacking was seen as a secondary threat, and it was assumed that no hijacker would be willing to commit suicide.

"That would be a formidable task that would take more money than Microsoft would be willing to commit," he said.

He did not say how much, if any, of that money he would be willing to commit to a subway extension.

He added that the US would be willing to commit US army Apache attack helicopters to the battle for Ramadi, if the Iraqi government requests it and if it would "make a strategically decisive difference".

One psychiatrist who supplied them, Dr. Gerald Groves, said that sometimes, if he advised against committing someone, "the institution might go find another psychiatrist who would be willing to commit".

A12 Karzai Talks With Bush Afghanistan's president, Hamid Karzai, raised with President Bush the treatment of Afghan prisoners held by the United States, but Mr. Bush did not commit to when he would be willing to give the Kabul government control over prisoners taken by the American military.

Asked what should be done with illegal immigrants who are working and who have not committed a crime, over half would be willing to give them some sort of a pathway to citizenship, while 39% would deport them.

What sin would you be willing to commit for the greater good?

"If they've committed one act they'd certainly be willing to commit another," he said.

Only in the largest and best cases would experienced attorneys be willing to commit themselves to a contingent fee in such circumstances.