Sentence examples for committed to a principle from inspiring English sources

The president of Oxfam, Raymond C. Offenheiser, said that the agency remained committed to a principle that it would not accept money from "belligerents on either side" of a conflict.

He will be committed to a principle of equality to the extent that it is part of the constitution.

Big Health has also publicly committed to a set of research principles, which includes — at the very top of the list — a commitment to "evidence-based practice".

Past critics of liberalism from within the tradition, such as Orwell, were committed to a set of social principles.

As a nonpartisan organization committed to a set of fundamental principles rooted in democracy, equality, liberty and justice, the ACLU approaches this issue from a different vantage point.

"It is important to note that CTIA's members already committed to a set of voluntary principles that enable consumers interested in unlocking their devices to do so," spokesman Jot Carpenter said.

It makes nonsense of the Muslim Brotherhood's own electoral platform, which committed to a state "based on the principle of citizenship, where all citizens enjoy equal rights".

Dmowski and the Falanga were committed to a Polish state on racial principles, where the Jewish community would not have a place.

Sometimes they convinced those whites committed to the principle of "a republican birthright," though much larger numbers drew the line at their "complexion".

Today, an MoJ spokesman said: "The Government is fully committed to the principle of an independent judiciary.

One side, committed to the principle, will accept a level change as embodying a deeper insight into the relevant phenomenon.