Sentence examples for commitment to correcting from inspiring English sources
However, it would be wrong to reduce Hollande's commitment to correcting the constitution to politicking.
His willingness to admit mistakes on the part of his agency and his commitment to correcting faulty procedures serve as an example of the responsible leadership that New Yorkers expect from administration officials.
"We recognize that fully resolving our brand challenges in California will require sustained focus and commitment to correct misinformation," Manby told investors.
"On the reputation side, early feedback on our campaign has been positive, however, we recognize that fully resolving our brand challenges in California will require sustained focus and commitment to correct misinformation".
This student made a commitment to correct others: They somehow think that it is easier to publish as a [field], and that my many publications do not represent the same amount of effort as their fewer articles.
Activists in the town told Mr. Jabri that they were disappointed that the observers had not honored a commitment to immediately correct the report that they had been held hostage.
"This is the strongest commitment any Australian prime minister has made to correcting this unfair aspect of sharing revenues across Australia," Barnett said.
Udall asks for Brennan's commitment to "work publicly to correct the record" on the CIA's black sites program.
The architect of "Rectilinear", so wedded to minimalism that he builds a house to correct the lack of commitment he has detected in the buildings of Adolf Loos, drives away his wife then suffers a sudden resurgence of humanity followed by psychic collapse.
Instead, glasses will be kept full of the double-filtered water the restaurant serves and cooks with, part of its commitment to being environmentally correct.
From liberal to fundamentalist to charismatic, the Protestant denominations are still as united in their commitment to salvation-through-correct-ideas as are the Roman Catholics.
