Sentence examples similar to commit to the basics from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tuttle remains committed to the basics of art and vision.

Mr. Cobos says he remains committed to the basic principles of Mrs. Kirchner's campaign platform, including the president's professed efforts to redistribute wealth.

However, the work and pensions secretary told ITV news that he remained committed to the basic principles of the bedroom tax: "It's a very good policy, the public knows it's a good policy.

This has led some to fear that Americans aren't as committed to the basic precepts of the NATO Treaty -- an attack on one member state is an attack on all -- as they used to be.

We are thus committed to the basic truth of commonsense psychology and, hence, to the existence of the states its generalizations refer to.

Such circular dependencies between a whole and its parts cannot be accommodated within a theory of individuals that is committed to the basic constructional principles of the substance paradigm, especially the claim that concrete individuals are fully determinate.

"We've got to show that we're committed to the basic principles of our nation". .

The Likud always did lean to the right, but originally it was also committed to the basic principles of liberal democracy.

This should be troubling not only to those who study model genetic organisms, but also to everyone in the scientific community committed to the importance of basic science.

Career Starter Research Grants - Knights Templar Foundation $65,000 for 1 year Supports research that can help launch the careers of clinical or basic researchers committed to the understanding, prevention and cure of vision threatening diseases in infants and children.

Under the program, citizen sponsors commit to providing basic financial support for the refugees' first year in the country, or until the refugees become self-sufficient.