Sentence examples for committed to asking from inspiring English sources

A huge range of people from local businesses, the voluntary sector, non-LEA controlled schools and others are all involved in this work and equally committed to asking themselves some very difficult questions.

But he also said that while his campaign is committed to asking hard questions and demanding answers, "we're going to do so not in destructive bickering or in personal attacks, but in the highest traditions of democratic dialogue".

"We are committed to asking you for additional sanctions if we fail.

Governors should be committed to asking challenging questions, should develop good relationships based on trust and should know their school, its staff, pupils and local community.

However, OCAD's student union is committed to asking these questions again, and helping other student groups do the same.

Here's a CEO and company that have committed to asking people to buy less stuff, including their own.

"[Charter review] is the right time for even its most committed supporters to ask the BBC to think how it can voluntarily adapt and continue to justify… public intervention in such a dynamic and expanding market.

You have to ask yourself why you committed, who you've become as a result, and who you can be afterwards, either separately or together.

The following questions are part of a follow-up study to see whether the intimacy between two committed partners can be broken down by forcing them to ask each other thirty-six questiono nonene in a relationship should actually ask.

We all share the same goal of reducing infections, but you have to ask yourself if you are truly committed to combatting stigma.

Robbie urges Jojo to ask him any questions she has, so that he can reassure her of how committed he is.