Sentence examples for committed itself to greater from inspiring English sources
It committed itself to greater representation from active athletes, and banned the site-selection committee from visiting cities bidding for the Games to prevent offers of free travel and other financial inducements from municipal groups.
It says, in one paragraph, that the Republican Party will commit itself to "greater liberty" and then, in the next, that it will protect "traditional marriage".
First, a nation must commit itself to protecting the greatest possible freedom of conscience that is compatible with public order and safety — a principle that the United States codifies in the First Amendment's disestablishment of religion and guarantee of religious free exercise.
It commits itself to the task with great prejudice and fickle appreciation in a manner that tells us as much about historians and their times as the speech itself.
While it's great that AMD is committed to dual GPU cards, perhaps 2011 should be the year when AMD also commits itself to changing people's perceptions about its driver releases?
Greater London Authority committed itself promising sports facilities to be managed by social enterprises and to be accessible to local communities.
In the aftermath of the strike, both sides have been committed to greater cooperation, and Mr. Spielman has become an outspoken advocate of worker involvement.
Industry has balked at the idea, although some companies have recently committed to greater openness.
Russia says the move is a sign that the country is committed to greater openness and is listening to the international outcry over human rights.
There is the Can (the Community of Andean Nations); and there are Unasur and Celac, two relatively new regional bodies committed to greater regional integration.
