Sentence examples for committed to arguing from inspiring English sources

We are committed to arguing for these to be reflected clearly in the new arrangements".

Any film this committed to arguing in favor of same-sex marriage needs at least as much spine as heart.

Frances, so devoutly committed to arguing against her own position, doesn't want to believe her, but we do.

That may be true, but it seems odd for a government, committed to devolution, to argue that local democracy creates instability.

But just as Mr. Bloomberg is sure of the righteousness of ridding the city of clouds of smoke, his opponents are equally committed to stopping him, arguing that the legislation would hurt the city's economy.

But he said the company remained committed to protecting users' privacy — arguing that terrorist groups will always find secure channels to communicate.

"Voters are saying they have had enough of bitter medicine that holds no prospect of recovery and no longer trust parties committed to Berlin-mandated austerity," argues The Independent.

Much of his personal experience was with writers passionately committed to extreme leftist causes, ceaselessly arguing about ideological purity in poetry and splitting up into smaller and smaller "groupuscules".

Yet once American forces were committed to the Kosovo conflict, Mr. McCain argued more ardently than anyone in the Senate that the United States should threaten the use of ground forces.

The dialectic of Academic and Stoic argument and counter-argument outlined above gives the impression that Carneades, and the earlier Academic skeptics more generally, were committed to the conclusions that they argued for, i.e. that there are no cognitive impressions, that nothing can be known, that the wise person will suspend assent universally, etc.

Mr. Malinowski should be nominated and given the same chance to argue that he is committed to promoting American values and serving the interests of all of the American people.