Sentence examples for committed to affirming from inspiring English sources

I both deny and am committed to affirming that others ought to maximize my good.

In the latter case, an agent is said to endorse the law when she is rationally committed to affirming it.

The $64,680 check was nice, as was the $10.40 payoff for a $2 bet to win, but they are really committed to following Secretariat, Affirmed and Maria's Mon as 2-year-old champions.

Honda remains committed to alternative-fuel vehicles, Mendel said, affirming the company will go forward with a planned hydrogen fuel cell vehicle by 2016.

As the 1978 Alma Ata Declaration first committed to (27) and the 2008 Commission on Social Determinants of Health affirmed (28), action on the social determinants of health is essential to alleviate the gross inequalities in health that exist around the world.

He went on to correct Deese, however, pointing out: "We are affirming that we're committed to an absolute reduction goal in the US of 50% by 2025, but we appreciate your confidence".

The principles of justice are the principles people committed to this idea of social cooperation would affirm as capturing the core of their intuitive pre-theoretical commitment.

In the second part of the interview, which aired on July 15, Favre expressed his frustration with Packer management, spoke of his sympathy for successor Aaron Rodgers' predicament, and affirmed he is 100 percent committed to playing football in 2008.

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Early in his US visit last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again affirmed that he is " committed to two states for two peoples," while at the same time green-lighting a new wave of West Bank settlement expansions.

Johnson expressed his upset over Trump's decision on Tuesday but affirmed that the "U.K. remains strongly committed to the JCPOA".