Sentence examples for committed exclusively from inspiring English sources

"But there are not very many that are committed exclusively to green buildings".

It is also likely to report that the republican movement is committed exclusively and totally to peaceful politics.

But he is a British citizen, accused of crimes committed exclusively in Britain, and the right place for any trial is the UK.

But several other studios including Columbia Tristar and MGM (both owned by Sony and Disneyy have committed exclusively to Blu-ray.If Sony does win out over Toshiba, it will be sweet revenge for its defeat in previous standards wars.

Holtzclaw became a national symbol of police barbarity last year after a jury convicted him on 18 counts of rape and sexual assault – crimes he committed exclusively against black women while he was an officer of the Oklahoma City police department.

According to Essex police, a suspect arrested for crimes committed in any of the Athena force areas can be dealt with for all offences in one custody suite, without the need for the suspect to be transferred between each force and processed for crimes committed exclusively in that force area.

Now, the investor says the bank should commit exclusively to the region, as demand for credit in Western markets is unlikely to recover in the medium term.

When his firm wanted to buy a new machine recently, Mr Frantz says, he got finance from Total, an oil and gas giant, in return for committing exclusively to use a Total chemical product.German firms, too, face worsening conditions.

Every year, we declare that this will be the year that we master Julia Child's Beef Bourguignon recipe, commit exclusively to DIY gifts made by hand or boast about the handwritten holiday cards (complete with a comprehensive family update) to be sent to the more than 100 relatives on your mailing list.

But it cannot not keep functioning, he said, unless all of the parties are committed to "exclusively peaceful means".

The first step was to establish a credible political force committed to exclusively peaceful and constitutional means.