Examples of using To commit himself in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You see, the Lord wants to commit Himself.
In committee, the rapporteur refused to commit himself to any deadline for his report, even when our group made very reasonable proposals.
All judgment fulfilled, andthat makes The Way for God to commit Himself.
He paid a lot of effort to achieve this, he needed to commit himself, overcome pain and fatigue, and wait patiently.
In the establishment of the only ceremony or sacrament associated with his whole life mission,Jesus took great pains to suggest his meanings rather than to commit himself to precise definitions.
Do you think God, Who knows all,is going to commit Himself to man in his natural state?
He advised him to commit himself wholeheartedly to the Buddha-figure Avalokiteshvara,to bond his mind closely with him and work to become enlightened so that he could best free everyone from samsara, uncontrollably recurring existence.
Parents should not fear for the future,should one of their children show a desire to commit himself to the Lord!
The Union encourages as well the President to commit himself and the country to the resumption of the peace process for the settlement of the conflict opposing Armenia and Azerbaijan.
David is anointed; andyou know the anointing always sets forth the coming of the Spirit to commit Himself to a purpose.
Last week my group asked the Commission President-designate to commit himself to striving for a better gender balance in the Commission.
In the face of this temptation their responsibility today is greatly increased. Its deepest inspiration and strongest support lie in the intrinsic and undeniable ethical dimension of the health-care profession, something already recognized by the ancient and still relevant Hippocratic Oath,which requires every doctor to commit himself to absolute respect for human life and its sacredness.
As an industrial training expert,he decided to commit himself in body and soul to the idea of creating Soria Natural as an alternative means of income, after suffering financially during a severe economic crisis at that time.
Carefully, using Joab's words,this woman is able to get David to commit himself to the safety of her son.
Going beyond every system,without however failing to commit himself concretely to serving his brothers, he will assert, in the very midst of his options, the specific character of the Christian contribution for a positive transformation of society 21.
The new century marked a turning point in Benoit's life, as the painter abandoned his career in advertising to commit himself full-time to the painting activities he had started in the mid 1990s.
I should particularly like to draw your attention to one of those pledges,namely his promise to commit himself actively to the protection and promotion of basic rights, equal opportunities and the fight against discrimination.
Cornelio Sommaruga, Honorary President of Initiatives of Change International welcomed guests, including senior international figures and grass-roots activists, said that after his years at the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross,he had wanted to commit himself for'a globalisation Initiatives of Change of responsibility for human security.
Bishop Fernando Antonio Figuereido of Santo Amaro emphasized the aim of this meeting andthe urgent need of each Christian to commit himself to the task of being an evangelizer that wants to announce the Gospel in all places with his words and the coherent testimony of his Christian life.
Leo Dehon's fixed gaze on the face of Our Lord did not weaken his commitment towards the concrete man. Quite the contrary,this"absorption" in the transcendent strengthened his capacity to influence history and to commit himself to mankind and their cause, to liberate people from all that attacked their dignity and disfigured them.
In this task, so crucial for the human person who cannot be reduced merely to knowing how to use realities within his reach butstrives above all to seek and to commit himself to the ideals and models of behaviour which make him"superior to bodily things"(Gaudium et Spes, n. 14), it is also necessary to rely on schools, parishes and the various ecclesial groups that encourage the human being's integral education.
The wisdom taught by experience is that any prematurely ambitious planning will be all too liable either to get bogged down in vague information andin artificial concertation procedures, with nobody really prepared to commit himself, or will treat as reliable parts of global planning, decisions which, in fact, are taken in another framework.
May it also be a moment to implore God for the gift of peace, and for each one in his own walk of life to commit himself to laying the foundations of the moral and material reconstruction of your national community.
A Christian who has contemplated Jesus Christ cannot fail to be captivated by his radiance(cf. Vita consecrata, n. 14) and to commit himself to bearing witness to his faith in Christ, the only Saviour of mankind.
Therefore it is of utmost importance that whoever is in this room, whoever in this Parliament is infavour of this constitution, has to commit himself or herself directly with the people to see that they understand it and support it.
Much later he told me that indeed it had been a turning point for he had understood that the person who was asking him to commit himself to this frontal struggle against subjugation mechanisms was ready to match her words with actions.
Finally, can he tell us is he shares our belief that development is the best form of conflict prevention and to commit himself to enhancing the EU's development programme to avoid the need for crisis intervention in future years.
During the voyage he decided to abandon architecture and commit himself to music.