Sentence examples for Be strongly committed to from inspiring English sources

In response to the first question of the hearing, from Democrat Tim Johnson, of South Dakota, Yellen said, "I would be strongly committed to working with the Federal Open Market Committee to continue promoting robust economic recovery".

"It's been an amazing seven years at Sheffield Doc/Fest, and whilst I'm sad to leave such a special organisation, their support for innovation and developing talented documentary-makers for which they're renowned is something I'll be strongly committed to at the Guardian.

Dr. Chen Pichler said that protesters doubted Dr. Fernandes's commitment to upholding the primacy of American Sign Language on campus, and that the next person selected would have to be strongly committed to reinforcing what is often referred to as Deaf culture — with a capital D — at Gallaudet.

As Habisse (2010 1) argues, "the leadership must be strongly committed to the development goals, and [must place] national development ahead of personal enrichment and/or short-term political gains".

The radiologist plays an indisputable role in the Ph-OC-CA multidisciplinary team and has to be strongly committed to the management of patients.

Once young medical graduates have decided that they want to go into ophthalmology, they tend to be strongly committed to the specialty.

The United States is strongly committed to Israel's security and well-being as a Jewish state.

The king said the crown was strongly committed to the Spanish constitution and to democracy, and underlined his commitment to the unity and permanence of Spain.

While there hasn't been a lot of attention paid to Starwood's commitment to develop and utilize technology in their offering, they are strongly committed to innovation.

We are strongly committed to women's liberation.

He insists that he is strongly committed to devolving power.