Sentence examples for commit to advocating from inspiring English sources

Comey did not commit to advocating declassification, but said that if Americans understood more about the court's boundaries for surveillance "they would feel better about it".

"I would like to hear President Levin commit to advocating for improvement of human rights and free speech," said Chris Rhie, a student protest organizer.

5. (C) In a similar way, he alleged, METI was committed to advocating for nuclear energy development, despite the problems he attributed to it.

The resorts that survive will continue to adapt to warmer winters and less reliable snow by adding more summer programming, investing in ever more energy efficient technology for snowmaking and other resort operations and committing to advocating for US policy action on climate change.

"We're very committed to advocating for an end to family detention, not making it better.

Kilmeade referred to the Organizing for Action group, which is committed to advocating for Obama's agenda.

The world is sorely in need of fighters like Chavez who are fiercely committed to advocating for what is right.

Even those who are committed to advocating for the rights of the preborn must recognize this as the law and work within its parameters.

The Society for Women's Health Research's Interdisciplinary Network on Alzheimer's Disease is committed to advocating for these goals in order to inform prevention, providing guidance for research, clinical trials, and policy.

We are committed to advocating for the ethical principles of an economy 'for the common good' to receive greater consideration in global decision-making forums, such as the World Economic Forum (WEF), and will continue to apply Islamic finance approaches throughout our programmes to demonstrate their effectiveness and generate learnings at an operational level.

These individuals were committed to advocating for change: "So the number one key issue was how do you start advocating?