Sentence examples for committed to challenge from inspiring English sources

It then describes Mr. Bush as being committed "to challenge the status quo with a crusade to improve education".

In fact, it actually makes the work of people like Louise Mensch harder, because it reinforces the same attitudes that, in her article, she is committed to challenge.

"I committed to challenge myself and do something truly meaningful that could potentially change my life by the end of the 100 days," says Poler.

All three of the chains have openly committed to challenge the traditional supermarket on the food front -- offering competitive prices on staples such as milk to healthier fresh and frozen food offerings as well.

LILONGWE, Malawi,  10 February 2014 – The rights of people living with disabilities, especially intellectual disabilities, received a boost today at the conclusion of the first ever African Leaders Forum on Disability, as government, civil society and development actors committed to challenge stigma and inequity by seeking their inclusion in the continent's development agenda.

And Alsop and the orchestra's artistic director, Brazilian-born Arthur Nestrovski, are committed to challenging them.

The company said it was "fully committed" to challenging the lawsuit.

"As a community we all need to be committed to challenging the perceptions of many men," he said.

None have committed to challenging the mayor in the February election, but if they do, even some mayoral critics doubt that they could mount an effective insurgent campaign.

She was committed to challenging sexism in education, encouraging girls to study science and maths, and fostering the appreciation of art and music.

"The City of Los Angeles is committed to challenging the decision by the secretary of commerce in revoking the authority of the census director to make any adjustment he deemed necessary," said James K. Hahn, city attorney of Los Angeles.