Committing
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310 examples of Committing in a sentence
Although it is far from an exact precedent, the historic 1972 Shanghai Communiqué signed by China and the US, which allowed both governments to “agree to disagree” on many issues while
committing
themselves to dialogue at the highest levels, offers a promising model.
I say “sworn in,” rather than “assume the presidency,” because, under Section I of Article II of the US Constitution, Trump cannot actually become president unless he takes an oath of office, publicly
committing
himself to uphold the Constitution and perform to the best of his ability while in office.
We must stop Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi from
committing
mass murder in Benghazi.
No less important, when Japan sends hardware, experts and training follow, and we convey our sense of pride in
committing
ourselves to our duties.
The nuclear-armed states can and should make serious commitments to dramatic further reductions in the size of their arsenals; hold the number of weapons physically deployed and ready for immediate launch to an absolute minimum; and change their strategic doctrines to limit the role and salience of nuclear weapons, ideally by
committing
to “no first use.”
China was the first to embrace change –
committing
to an economic rebalancing by shifting its growth model from external to internal demand, from exports and investment to private consumption.
In the absence of concerted international action, the US and Europe have largely weighed in with vocal condemnation of the party
committing
the overwhelming number of human-rights violations: Assad and his henchmen.
There was no revolutionary movement among Jews then,
committing
atrocities in the name of their faith.
Germany would be
committing
a monumental strategic blunder if it did not engage seriously with his proposals.
At last month’s Ministerial AGOA Forum, African trade ministers recognized the urgent need to plan ahead,
committing
to the creation of a task force to outline strategies for US-Africa trade and investment relations beyond 2025.
As Former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke points out, monetary finance is essentially equivalent to a broad-based tax cut, with the central bank
committing
to purchase government debt.
A single article stipulates that, "Accusation of the President of
committing
grand treason or any other criminal act may be made upon a motion submitted by at least one-third of members of the People's Assembly and approved by two-thirds."
In November 1961, the UN General Assembly declared that “any state using nuclear and thermonuclear weapons is to be considered as violating the Charter of the United Nations, as acting contrary to the laws of humanity, and as
committing
a crime against mankind and civilization.”
They should start by changing their attitudes and
committing
to working together to face present and future crises head-on.
But Serbia was not complicit, the Court argued, because “it has not been proven” that the intention of
committing
the acts of genocide at Srebrenica “had been brought to Belgrade’s attention.”
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni last year accused the industrialized countries of
committing
aggression against Africa by causing global warming.
After
committing
to a 17% reduction of greenhouse-gas emissions by 2020 – and despite his declaration that he would not tolerate inaction in this area – he simply stopped raising the issue after the Republicans’ sweeping victory in the November 2010 mid-term elections.
Central banks should put a floor under the value of a country’s banking system by
committing
to buy shares in an index fund of bank stocks at a predetermined price.
By
committing
to find a place for genuine refugees, such a policy would remove any incentive to take the perilous boat journey.
Belgium followed the mainly French monetarist school, while the Netherlands shared Germany’s preference for economic convergence before
committing
to exchange-rate parity.
Committing
the political will, and a small fraction of the world’s financial resources, to biodiversity conservation – and the scientific research that underpins it – would bring indispensable long-term benefits, including a healthy planet for our children.
For many Trump supporters, the crucial fact about the recent attack in Orlando is that the perpetrator was the son of Muslim immigrants from Afghanistan and acted in the name of anti-American sentiment (though
committing
mass murder with semi-automatic weapons is, alas, all too American).
But Merkel will do whatever she can to avoid
committing
herself prematurely, and the London summit is much too early.
Heavily indebted eurozone members can apply to borrow from them at less than the commercial rate, conditional on their
committing
to ever more drastic fiscal austerity.
While this helps keep existing capital in China, it is also discouraging foreigners from
committing
more.
Yet for fiscal year 2004, the Bush Administration is
committing
$71 billion to Iraq and just $200 million for the Global Fund.
For every dollar that it is giving to the Global Fund, the Bush Administration is
committing
$350 to Iraq.
We could save many more lives during extreme weather events, for example, by insisting on hurricane-resistant building standards than we would by
committing
to Live Earth’s target of a 90% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050.
Indian fathers still sometimes repay debts by
committing
their children to bonded labor.
Bailouts from the European Stability Mechanism represent the clearest example of this, with the fiscal compact now
committing
signatories to tight deficit targets and structural adjustment.
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