Sentence examples for committed international from inspiring English sources

Stone was a committed International Style modernist in the 1920's, who in the 30's started to veer into a more expressive style that was anathema to purists like Mies or Le Corbusier.

"In the years I have been involved in the art scene here, I have seen more and more committed international people who bring with them a professionalism from their part of the art world they work in," said Mr. Pettifor, who co-curated the Thai pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2011.

Ambassador Amina Mohamed,CBS, CAV, EGH, is a committed international civil servant who has a distinguished career in positions of leadership in both public and foreign service.

Some sound and committed international organizations are at work in Haiti, as are foreign foundations and community groups which have come to support the priorities that Haitians have defined for themselves.

And in exchange for such committed international assistance, every nation agreed to present a climate change mitigation plan to 2030 that extended across industries and included common methodologies, so the entire world could help each other transition together toward an energy-efficient, low carbon economy.

With a strong data infrastructure and committed international partnership, Liberia could generate invaluable and sorely lacking comparative effectiveness data, helping to define what constitutes effective prevention and treatment of chronic diseases in poor, post-conflict settings.

But they have their differences, with Fasel, who is Swiss, strongly committed to international hockey and Bettman cordially declining to commit.

By "post-modern Europe," Mr. Lellouche was referring to the continent now largely gathered within the European Union, one of states that are less than entirely sovereign, committed to international institutions, multilateral in their approach to problems, and vastly more skeptical of military power than the United States.

In the meantime, the country has remained committed to international agreements concerning the use of renewables.

Rouhani has cast himself as a moderate committed to international cooperation.

Again, it may also simply reveal the lack of technical skills of those involved in policy-making who, while committed to international standards and good practices were not clear on how to elaborate them into concrete, operational policy directions and strategies.