Examples of using To commit ourselves in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We are thus encouraged to commit ourselves in the first person to helping our brethren,
we do not think it appropriate in this situation to commit ourselves irrevocably to having a common EU foreign minister.
oblige us to commit ourselves seriously in the cause of the re-establishment of full communion among the Churches.
Pope Francis Let our faith allow us the ability to take action so as to change our world, and to commit ourselves to the spreading of peace in our families,
The content of this pedagogical principle invites us to take educational care of all dimensions of the personality of our students and to commit ourselves to the constant improvement of society.
That must be a further opportunity not only to honour the memory of the victims of the past but also to commit ourselves to building a common future in which the evils of racism
This is the time to commit ourselves to a more just distribution of the abundant goods of this world
We have seen the need to commit ourselves to works that are of a more important impact,
To commit ourselves, each in his own role, so that the power of faith may become active in this world
then it will be up to all of us to commit ourselves to the kind of budgetary stringency that we resolved upon in paragraphs 9
we do not want to commit ourselves at this point to finishing it by any particular time,
to be possible,">it is necessary to accept that some- thing dies and to commit ourselves to a journey of personal and institutional conversion in the coming years.
And we need Grace to understand the call of those who belong to that community and guide it, to commit ourselves to verify their call and to hold faithfully to their proposal.
we sense more clearly than ever the duty to commit ourselves personally to the defence
merciful gaze touch and help us to welcome our poverty in order to move forward with faith, and to commit ourselves together to a“revolution of tenderness”.
trusting in the healing power of divine grace- are called to embrace the"Mysterium Crucis'(mystery of the Cross) and to commit ourselves more fully to the search for holiness" n. 11.
despite the fact that Mrs Sommer and certain other speakers have said that it is premature to commit ourselves now to a system- such as the satellite system,
we need resolutely to commit ourselves to its reconstruction, arrange for the embargo to be lifted without delay,