Sentence examples for being particularly committed from inspiring English sources

Outside France, Hollande and his ministers are not perceived as being particularly committed to structural economic reform.

He is particularly committed to China, where he lived and worked for more than five years.

Sherwin is particularly committed to keeping young alumni involved with the College.

"Neither one of us was particularly committed to the break-up," Mr. Thorn deadpanned.

Mr. Miyahara added that Japan was particularly committed to restoring the bluefin.

He has been particularly committed to developing new voices from the third world and among women in international affairs.

She was particularly committed to helping students and senior citizens gain access to Met performances through her sponsorships.

Mr. Philipson was particularly committed to publishing landmark works, a labor-intensive and often years-long process.

Josh is particularly committed to making a significant difference within grassroots rugby across Wales, both within clubs and schools.

He is particularly committed to teaching trainees at bedside and is actively involved in the core sleep fellowship and neurology residency curriculae.

George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer and pilot of the coalition's mission to fix the public finances, is particularly committed to Lord Hutton's proposals.