Sentence examples for committed to a world from inspiring English sources

We are already committed to a world that is warmer and more dangerous than the world of my grandmother's childhood.

He has committed to a world tour that will begin this summer, and envisions future collaborations with them that will push his music in an even more eclectic direction.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 10 , 1945P. 19 The day the 1946 Buick models went on display, Einstein, an aged scatterbrain, proposed that the mysteries of atomic energy be committed to a world government.

Lyft has committed to a world with less pollution by pledging to go carbon-neutral.

Although Aristotle does claim that if his opponent rejects PNC across the board, she is committed to a world in which anything goes, he never argues that if (per impossibile) his opponent is committed to one contradiction, she is committed to anything, and he even considers that the opponent's view might apply to some statements but not to others (Metaph IV 4 1008a10–12).

They are committed to a world of justice and mercy.

Only then can India hold its head up high again as a country committed to a better world for women, and as the only country in the world that has protested for women with so much vigour and tenacity.

I know I am committed to a healthy world, free from as much insanity as possible.

Yet, unlike Husserl, he was strongly committed to a scientific world-view and did not bracket scientific knowledge in his search for philosophical understanding.

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

We are committed to a safer and cleaner world for our children and are open to new approaches, including public-private partnerships, to create that world.