Sentence examples for committed to a vision from inspiring English sources

First, China seems committed to a vision of a multipolar world, but a unipolar Asia.

At that moment, we committed to a vision whose time we believed had come.

But only the liberal, committed to a vision of harmonious communal pluralism, is unsettled by this truth.

But this would require a government committed to a vision of human flourishing that was wider and deeper than the hellish paradise of a global shopping mall.

Members of the "greatest generation", marked by conflict, they were strongly committed to a vision of social life framed in negotiation, mutual understanding and compromise.

Even more, he was described by those who knew him as the inspiration for a generation of human rights activists and lawyers passionately committed to a vision of a post-imperial America as a model of constitutional restraint.

Once they figure out and commit to a vision, they're going to execute and they're going to execute something big".

"Get your boss to actually try to commit to a vision like, 'About 50% of your time should be unbroken and 50% should be doing these shallow tasks.'" Newport continues, "When they're actually confronted with how much time you're spending trying to produce real results with your skills, they have to start thinking, 'Okay, we need to change some things.'".

His comments went significantly beyond statements at midday today by the White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, who told reporters that President Bush "remains committed to a political vision" of creating a separate Palestinian state and secure Israeli borders "as he works for a cease-fire".

Every applying city formed impressive coalitions that are committed to a shared vision for transforming STEM education in their community.

Apparently the question about Turkey in Congress is whether Ankara is committed to a shared vision with the US or wants to go in another direction altogether.