Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Not everybody's required to be committed for life.
• An initial EUR 42500000 is to be committed in 2008.
• It appears to be committed to tackling the urgent problems.
• For the crime that's about to be committed.
• In 2008, 42,5 million are to be committed.
• These discoveries reveal a part of the scale of the crimes against humanity which have been perpetrated and continued to be committed in Colombia.
• He would also like to draw attention to the legitimate concerns about the likely difficulty of arranging for excessively large sums to be committed in the last few weeks of 2008.
• There are no changes to be committed

• This is often because all the funding available in political terms has already had to be committed to guarantee adequate cofinancing, and rightly so.
• The EU continues to be committed to a diplomatic solution.
• I simply reminded you that you happen to be committed to another team.
• The Parties continue to be committed to reaching an agreement on the UN Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism as soon as possible.
• It appears to be committed to tackling the urgent problems.
• I would not want to be committed to the view that if a rule is ignored it should necessarily be changed.
• If the majority of Member States continue to be committed to nuclear energy today, however, safe and appropriate procedures must be in place.
• It makes no sense whatsoever for Europe to be committed to controlling the arms trade, while China and Russia continue to export weapons to crisis areas without any restrictions.