Sentence examples for candidates are committed from inspiring English sources

Beeston says admissions tests help show that institutions are committed to selecting the best candidates, and that candidates are committed enough to take an extra test.

The introduction of a genuine living wage – rather than a minimum wage rebranded as something it is not – would help, and it is welcome that both Labour leadership candidates are committed to it.

As their teams meet in the coming weeks to flesh out the details of the deal, both candidates are committed to making it work.

Let us ask which candidates are committed to building a world that is more compassionate.

Fleeting references to research will never be enough to convince voters that candidates are committed to fighting for cures.

"You have to wonder if the [presidential] candidates are committed to these issues or if they are pandering to the pulse of the community right now," she said.

Secretary of state John Kerry said on Saturday both of Afghanistan's presidential candidates were committed to abiding by the results of the "largest and most comprehensive audit" of the election runoff ballots possible.

Three of the four panellists said that their candidates were committed to signing a long delayed security pact with the US, statements which drew loud applause.

"Do what seems like an over-over-heightened, extraordinary amount of due diligence" to make sure that a candidate is committed to a new job.

But what was obvious from talking to the workers outside the Hyatt Embarcadero – obvious in a union-busting age during a presidential election where one candidate is committed to gutting labor – is the conviction that it is "the union makes [them] strong".

Every candidate is committed to "ending the war" and bringing our troops back home.