Examples of using Be committed in English and their translations into Slovak
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Be committed to taking action.
To do this, you must be committed to your team.
Football is a team game and everyone has to be committed.
It must be committed with full consent.
The important thing though is that you have to be committed to this time!
People also translate
The sin must be committed with complete consent.
The Act exactly defines criminal acts that can be committed by a corporate entity.
We have to be committed to our marriage first.
The New Testament mentions six offenses that can be committed against the Holy Spirit.
You have to be committed to doing this for YEARS.
The European Parliament and also the national Parliaments should be committed to the same processes.
Such a crime can be committed in many different ways.
Actions under the Council Regulation shall be committed before 31 December 2010.
The crime can be committed either intentionally or through negligence.
There are stupidities which can be committed only by the wise.".
No expenditure may be committed or authorised in excess of the authorised appropriations.
These crimes cannot be committed with impunity.
This case should be committed tomorrow at three o'clock in the morning.".
Applicants should be committed to work long term.
Instead, they must be committed to using the funds that are available.
This is an offence that can be committed intentionally or recklessly.
Fiscal policy should be committed to the goal of long-term stability.
Every item of expenditure shall be committed, validated, authorised and paid.
No hostile acts may be committed by the authorities or by the population;
The funds have to be committed to specific programmes by the end of year N+1.
No acts of hostility shall be committed by the authorities or by the population; and.
May the international community also be committed to generously helping in the rebuilding of the nation.
All must exercise restraint and be committed to peaceful means and peaceful means only.
Partner countries should be committed to strengthening their domestic tax systems and collection rates.
