Sentence examples for as they were committed from inspiring English sources

"The Arabs, people and regimes alike, have always been as interested in the peace process, its developments and particulars, as they were committed to the Palestinian cause itself".

The club, along with partners Newham Council, beat Tottenham and Orient in the original contest for the arena as they were committed to keeping a running track at the stadium.

They went around rubbing their hands like Lady Macbeth trying to expunge the sin even as they were committing it.

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

Yet many of the UK government's pronouncements on farming suggest they are wedded not only to business as usual, but to further growth in unsustainable systems, just as they are committed to airport expansion.

At times she comes across as downright sympathetic to actions she surely can't condone -- armed robbery, murder -- as long as they're committed by a Lumbee character and not a "mack".

"The fans' reaction will largely depend on how the team performs; as long as they are committed and have a go at Wigan then there won't be many boos," Bishop says.

Dairy producers play a key role in ensuring that dairy beef is safe and high quality, and just as they are committed to producing safe and nutritious milk for their customers, they should be committed to producing the best quality beef.

Beyond that, it is not easy for externalists to provide a satisfactory account of lexical semantic competence, as they are committed to regarding speakers' beliefs and abilities (e.g., recognitional abilities) as essentially irrelevant to reference determination, hence to meaning.

Of course, there is nothing that the government can do about the problem, as they are committed to membership of the EU, which is the root cause of the problem.

But as long as they are committed to power sharing and the voluntary nonviolent transfer of power, the revolution and the sacrifices would have been worth it.