Sentence examples for committed not only from inspiring English sources

Violent crimes are committed not only against the victims, but also against society.

These are organisations officially committed not only to ceasefires but to decommissioning their weapons and their military-style structures.

"Or if you set up a humanitarian corridor, are you in fact committed not only to stopping aircraft from going that corridor but also missiles?" he continued.

Feld Entertainment says it is committed not only to the safety and happiness of individual Asian elephants, but also to the species.

As car thieves go, they showed themselves to be committed not only to client service, but to higher education as well.

And when it does, you realize that this is a nation committed not only to the practical ideals of freedom but to something larger as well.

WHEN Britain declared war on Germany on August 4th 1914, it was committing not only its own men, but those of its empire.

And he urged other countries to commit not only money but more resources, including medical personnel, to lead the effort on the ground.

They must come to Rio prepared to commit not only to lofty long-term targets which will be left to some future government to implement (or not as the case may be), but to the immediate actions that put us firmly on the right path towards those targets.

As an Iraqi, when I see a man dressed in camouflage and matching hat with a Muslim woman in his arms, I think of the atrocities committed against not only men, but women and children, during the brutal years of "democracy and liberation" that ravaged my country on the whims of US and international armed forces.

It doesn't feel good — especially to a hard-working, risk-taking community committed to not only building big businesses, but making the world a better place.