Sentence examples for broadly committed from inspiring English sources

Although broadly committed to a transition, the Obama administration was trying to influence many of the details.

Bill Bradley, Mr Gore's Democratic rival, made noises about the importance of labour and environmental issues, although he remains broadly committed to free trade.

In the cold war the two sides were broadly committed to international stability, with nuclear weapons seen as a way to preserve, rather than challenge, the status quo.

The best that could come of the adjunct crisis is a teaching community broadly committed to the civility and inclusivity we've been missing.

"It's disappointing that the charitable sector, which is broadly committed to improving the well-being of civil society, is in this case indifferent to repairing what's wrong in the country at the expense of protecting its marginal tax advantage," said Rob Reich, an associate professor of political science at Stanford University who frequently writes about nonprofits and tax policy.

Though broadly committed to helping the rural poor, the activists were intent on allowing the local issues to define and shape movements, Roy explained.

He strove to make Russian liberalism a more broadly based movement committed to a radical (but not socialist) transformation of the empire's political and social structure.

Broadly, legal wrongs committed in England and Wales may be addressed through the civil or criminal law (UK Government 2016a).

Speaking more broadly, if you're committed to inflation that never rises much above 2%, then increased volatility just means deeper recessions more often.

The caretaker prime ministers are broadly popular and generally regarded as sincerely committed to reform.

The court felt Suárez's ban broadly fitted the crime – having "committed an act of assault" – but believed extending it beyond the pitch was excessive, even taking into account it was the third time he had been found guilty of biting an opponent after incidents with PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal and Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.