Sentence examples for closely committed to from inspiring English sources
With each species of parasitic weaverbird closely committed to a single species of estrildid finch, it is obviously important that whydah species not hybridize, for the hybrid offspring would certainly not match either possible host in all of the important features.
Because the tie-creating individuals are closely committed to one of the two firms they connect, they are said to be more highly motivated and better able to represent their firm's interests (e.g., Mintz and Schwartz 1985; Mizruchi and Bunting 1981; Palmer et al. 1995).
Janus is reviewing the complaint closely and is committed to ensuring that the company continues to act in the best interest of Janus fund shareholders".
"We have always been firmly committed to closely following all rules and regulations of the N.A.S.D.," Prudential said in a statement.
Mr. Rusesabagina reported that "he's interested in what is going on in Sudan, he's following that closely, and he's committed to finding a solution".
"We're watching the race closely but are not committed to a course of action," said Jonathan Collegio, a spokesman for American Crossroads, the "super PAC" founded by Karl Rove, President George W. Bush's chief strategist.
Moreover, Democratic voters are now as likely as Republicans to report following campaign news closely and "are as committed to voting, and as certain of their vote, as are their GOP counterparts".
An energetic forester committed to closely controlling woodstock use in his jurisdiction can exercise impressive determining powers.
"In addition to these reviews, Dreamworld remains committed to working closely with the Workplace Health and Safety Queensland team," Thomas said.
