Sentence examples for commit to educating from inspiring English sources

v) I commit to educating myself properly about consent by reading zines and other materials which have kindly been made available to me.

It's much harder and way more time consuming to dig in, with due diligence, and commit to educating ourselves.

Given its impact in Sri Lanka and immense potential globally, I decided to fully commit to Educate Lanka last year.

We commit to educate and empower ourselves and our communities to adapt to and mitigate the changing climate.

O'Neal's parents, Ernest and Ann, were committed to educating their children.

Still, the Ugandan government is nothing if not committed to educating its young people.

Like Malala's father, Ziauddin Yousafzai, my grandfather was also committed to educating his daughters.

In response to critics who have suggested that Mr. Bush is ignoring an issue of mounting international concern, Ms. Rice portrayed the group as feverishly committed to educating itself and coming up with a proposal.

[ image: /photos/59095482ebe912338a37364e] The ad is the product of Citizens Against Government Waste and Americans for Prosperity Foundation, ("committed to educating citizens about the value of limited government and a free market economy") and it made its début during the midterm elections in 2010.

Allaster, the top WTA executive, said, "I'm very committed to educating this generation that we are living Billie's dream, and we have responsibility to stand on their shoulders and take this organization to a higher level for the next generation".

"If we now need to shield students from unorthodox ideas, is this not because we are now committed to educating knowledge workers, rather than informed citizens, who need to be defended by government-imposed censorship because they can no longer be expected to be able to defend themselves intellectually?" What exactly will universities do?