Sentence examples for aggressively committed to from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Boatman said that though his company had a strong focus on mobile gaming, it was still aggressively committed to other gaming consoles and was "platform agnostic" when it came to game development.

More than any other Republican leader, Cantor was aggressively committed to the strategy of all-out opposition to President Barack Obama's agenda across the board, dating to his inauguration.

It's time for cities, states, the United States and the world to aggressively commit to creating a better, clean energy future".

The S.E.C. is committed to aggressively pursuing market participants who violate the securities laws.

He added, "This financial performance is not acceptable for us and we are committed to aggressively minimizing these losses".

"When this is combined with a central bank committed to aggressively supporting growth through higher asset prices, it amounts to a very attractive environment for taking risk".

Lucasfilm told the BBC that the court's decision preserved "an anomaly of British copyright law" and that the studio "remains committed to aggressively protecting its intellectual property rights".

The question some are asking is this: Is Putnam committed to aggressively uncovering misdeeds and the people who committed them or is it more interested in getting back to the business of running money and generating management fees?

Among Dr. West's assertions in recent months had been that Mr. Summers, a former Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration, was not fully committed to aggressively recruiting black teachers and students to Harvard, which Mr. Summers has denied.

Javadekar said the BASIC countries have shown that they are committed to aggressively tackling climate change, but developed nations have to shoulder a fair share of the burden.

Sessions, however, has tried to reassure skeptics by insisting that the DOJ is committed to aggressively prosecuting individual police officers who break the law.