“My commitment to care for my family prevents me from engaging in reckless behavior.”

“We expect progress to be made given your commitment to undertake this work.”

“His commitment to his work was reflected in the many tributes paid to him by his colleagues.”

“For the first solution the government could undertake a list of crimes the committer should be killed for.”

“The chief clerk of the bank, Mr Bent, hates Moist on sight as a committer of that worst of sins: silliness.”

“At Emball'iso we are committer to the reduction of our impact on the environment.”

“The committee agreed to allow the policy to stand as long as it was reviewed after a period of consultation.”

“Competitors are being advised that the shortcut through the canal has been ruled out by the race committee due to the shallowness of the water.”

“On the whole, I think the select committee worked very hard at trying to find a middle ground between the views of all New Zealanders.”

“The former committeewoman turned the position into a job as a national conservative pundit.”

“In fact, I had only just met Shaffer, 83, a lively former Washington County Democrat committeewoman.”

“Brister, who has served as a national committeewoman to the National Republican Committee for four years, succeeds Baton Rouge state Rep.”

“He also is a precinct committeeman with close ties to the community's Democratic Party leaders.”

“The town's chief of police and Democratic central committeeman, winced when he saw the picture.”

“That's when he was a Republican Party committeeman, serving two terms.”

“More often, workers and union committeemen verbally abused or threatened their foremen and supervisors.”

“Twenty-four did not seem all that bad for a novice when I was awarded a handicap by those knowledgeable committeemen at Swinton Park Golf Club.”

“He did push his ward committeemen to get good vote returns, but I am virtually certain he never even hinted at doing that illegally.”

“I've got so many activities and subjects to juggle I don't have time for other commitments.”

“This is the work not of months, but of years and keeping these commitments is essential to our future security.”

“But now that they are in a production mode, they can make commitments to purchase set amounts of waney lumber.”

“He is equally a loss to fellow academics and to the various committees on which he served.”

“The key legal issues arising from clinical ethics committees concern accountability.”

“Let us judge whether people are fit to represent us, not these unelected, unaccountable standards quangos, committees and commissioners.”

“Although most committers of incest were sentenced to banishment for life, it is not surprising that magistrates were not entirely consistent in imposing punishments.”