Sentence examples for committed to a class from inspiring English sources

Yang says that initially, the program is committed to a class of at least 50 Fellows, but that it hopes to expand.

It provides the space I need as I commit to a class and lets me hear what is truly going on, how I truly feel and how I respond.

Both Intel and I.B.M. are publicly committed to a new class of transistors known as FinFETs that may be used as early as the 22-nanometer technology generation beginning in 2011 or 2012.

Agentialism is committed to a basic division between two classes of attitudes: avowable, reasons-sensitive attitudes, and reasons-insensitive attitudes.

In preparation for (inevitable) future spills, the company "is committed to a polluter-pay, world-class, land-based, and marine-spill response regime".

Perhaps most important, the military — the ultimate source of stability in this two-class society — is firmly committed to a secular civilian government.

The "Philosophy and Evolution" class rarely has any students committed to a creationism based on Biblical literalism.

Half the day was devoted to Jewish classes with the other half committed to a secular curriculum.

It was perceived to have a negative impact on available time and energy levels, the ability to commit to a regular exercise class, and also meant having to prioritise in relation to other day to day life activities: "Because of the pressures of work...I didn't have time during the working week to do it".

I didn't want to waste my time driving to and from classes in addition to committing to an hour yoga class.

The long-term residencies usually begin with a monthlong foundational program in which participants commit to a full schedule of classes and meditation.