Sentence examples for committed to altering from inspiring English sources

Ms. Green is, after all, committed to altering how you view the world.

Congestion pricing or not, the Bloomberg administration is impressively committed to altering the flow of traffic through the center city.

By Ben McGrath Congestion pricing or not, the Bloomberg administration is impressively committed to altering the flow of traffic through the center city.

"China's leaders are committed to altering their country's macroeconomic landscape," Evan A. Feigenbaum, a China analyst at Eurasia Group, a global consulting firm, said in a statement attached to a report released Aug. 17.

Since the goal is to correctly understand the world, the subject is committed to altering his belief set until it accurately represents the external physical world.

Gaga committed to her alter ego all night--even accepting her VMA as Joe Calderone.

In an extraordinary coalition against bioterrorism, 32 editors from Nature, Science and other leading journals in the United States and Britain have committed themselves to altering or refusing to publish the tiny fraction of papers submitted to them that could compromise security.

Kibbutzniks were committed to a Zionism that would alter the social and economic pyramid of the Jewish people, elevating farmers and laborers to positions as esteemed by society as medicine, law and business.

She is intelligent, strong, profoundly informed, and extraordinarily experienced in the challenges and risks of our lurching, restlessly altering world and wholly committed to the global commonality.

One woman, an NSA computer specialist, whose only crime was being married to a man who worked with Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, lost more than a year of her life, after being secretly dosed with mind altering drugs and subsequently committed to a mental hospital where who knows what really went on.

The White House has now committed to doubling down on a strategy that seeks to alter the way Americans view government.