Examples of using To be committed in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
But a much greater crime is about to be committed. The petty pilfering of stones is one thing.
Additional funds need to be committed to research and development in breakthrough technologies in the energy
The German police reported that the robbery didn't seem to be committed by professional robbers.
But if we're gonna get revenge on Dad, we have got to be committed.
Their free time is too scarce to be committed to acquiring knowledge about those products.
In accordance with the principle of subsidiarity it is important for everyone to be committed at his or her proper level, working to overcome the prevalence of particular interests.
But if we're gonna get revenge on Dad, we have got to be committed.
After all, they, too, must continue to be committed to tightening up supervision of their toys markets.
And quite often this disease is found to be committed accidentally, when conducting clinical studies related to other symptoms.
Belgium will continue to be committed to strengthening existing international instruments to fight any form of discrimination.
Would you like to be committed to a young and ambitious organization?
Alpro continues to be committed to what it is good at:
He has stated that he continues to be committed to his spiritual role in relation to the concerns of the Tibetan people.
The European Union continues to be committed to playing a leading role in the Copenhagen global climate agreement.
Denmark does not consider itself to be committed to implement any specific element of this Resolution.
The amounts to be committed each year must be distributed as evenly as possible throughout the period of application of this Protocol.
You would need to be committed and strive for success,
Know it before they start to commit it. If some crime is going to be committed, I.
I'm just trying to have fun and don't want to be committed.
implementation of measures progressed well enough for the 1995 appropriations to be committed.