Sentence examples for appropriately committed from inspiring English sources

To determine the subjects of which one must have knowledge in order to be fit to practice dentistry, the extent of knowledge in each subject, the degree of skill requisite, and the procedure to be followed in conducting the examination—these are matters appropriately committed to an administrative board.

Some have worried that when intentions are interdependent in this way it's not entirely clear that they settle anything at all, and hence, whether anyone is appropriately committed to our J-ing.

In that sense, Head Start teachers may not need to be convinced of the importance of including opportunities for children to work on their social, emotional, and behavioral skills in the context of the class and are appropriately committed to these goals.

In the PhRMA statement, he said, "In January 2005, after a full year successfully battling a killer cancer, I was given a second chance at life, and appropriately chose to commit my next five years to the lifesaving work of the people whose miracle medicines had just saved my own".

In many cases, you can try certain investment products with smaller amounts before committing appropriately.

There's a lot of advice about how to apologize appropriately when we commit a faux pas.

Mr. Dworski said in a statement, "We are committed to proceeding appropriately with authorities with whom we are in regular communication".

Who knows why Mr. Affleck, looking appropriately dead-eyed and miserable, committed himself to this laborious ultraviolent brain tease of a crime thriller.

Clark's attorney, David Dworski, said his client is "committed to proceeding appropriately with the authorities".

The ICCPR not only holds a state responsible for protecting individuals from abusive state action, but for responding appropriately and effectively to abuses committed by private actors.

"Obviously their parents, if they've committed crimes they should be appropriately tried in Australian courts," he said.