Sentence examples for Resolutely committed from inspiring English sources

Hodgson told Javid, in a letter dated 28 January, that she remained "resolutely committed to ensuring [Ofcom's] independence.

Johnson was resolutely committed to the troop buildup in Vietnam, and Clifford dutifully helped him succeed in that endeavor, although he personally doubted its wisdom.

An otherwise disparate collection of national security hawks, free-market enthusiasts and social traditionalists rallied to the GOP, resolutely committed to checking Soviet influence around the world.

The minister had attended a government school in a below-average socioeconomic area with parents who never attended university, so he was "resolutely committed to equitable access".

And it could put us in control of our own information and contextual integrity, against a moral and political backdrop that is resolutely committed to human rights, the rule of law and social cohesion.

Another factor is that second-generation Cuban-Americans, long reliable Republicans, do not seem as resolutely committed to the party, in part because they are not as fiercely guided by their sentiments against Fidel Castro.

The answer to London's growing congestion and pollution problem is for the government and the mayor to resolutely commit to capping minicab numbers in London.

Writing in The New York Times, Mike Hale says the show's strongest asset is Ms. Froggatt, "who is resolutely believable and committed regardless of where the increasingly looney-tunes plot takes Laura". The Australian comedy "Rosehaven" follows with its American premiere at 11 p.m. EMPIRE 8 p.m. on Fox.

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But the show suffers from a failure to commit: resolutely charting a middle course between cheese-ball parody and something darker and more sophisticated, it manages to be both over the top and consistently flat, too silly to take seriously and too dull to care about.

The pollutants stayed resolutely put.