Sentence examples for committed to all from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "he is committed to all the orders given by the Palestinian Authority".

Langland clearly had a deep knowledge of medieval theology and was fully committed to all the implications of Christian doctrine.

I was a teenager of the 60s, as excited by and as committed to all the growing freedoms as the next young radical; but abortion, well, hold on – not if it meant that it was me, or people like me, who were going to be aborted.

In between making and undoing commitments, an agent is committed to all the actions that are known to be identical for all practical purposes to the ones in its agenda.

Beyond working with our customers to address energy concerns, we have also committed to all seven We Mean Business commitments, including our latest effort to power our business with 100% renewable energy.

"We're committed to all of them".

Make sure you really want to commit to ALL the parts of the church.

A government spokesman said it was "committed to an all-out assault on poverty".

People commit to all kinds of activities, she said, "for the process, for the memories..

Kevin Pietersen must commit to all England matches if he is to return to international limited-overs cricket, says players chief Angus Porter.

I know I made it through more than one episode, but I definitely didn't commit to all ten.