Sentence examples for as being committed from inspiring English sources

"But it established itself as being committed to the abolition of slavery.

It established itself as being committed to policies that would make American more prosperous.

It then describes Mr. Bush as being committed "to challenge the status quo with a crusade to improve education".

Schwab, who has defined the WEF's mission as being "committed to improving the state of the world", wants the meeting to focus on business morality, questioning whether business needs its equivalent of the hippocratic oath taken by doctors.

While the Holocaust was justified by its perpetrators as being committed against people considered dangerous, evil and subhuman, East German athletes were considered an exalted class, ambassadors in track suits who would legitimize Communist ideology through athletic superiority.

Re "Chechens Tell of Torture in Russian Camp" (news article, Feb. 18): The heinous acts of rape, murder and torture described as being committed by Russian troops are certainly human rights violations.

There is perhaps not an increase in the absolute level of reported offences, but we have seen an increasing degree of violence associated with such offences as are committed.

All identified as not being committed to a particular party, or indicated they might change their mind by election day.

It is telling that the student protesters are as diverse as they are committed.

As long as you are committed you will see results!

She had a great touch, as careless and confident as it was committed.