Sentence examples for committed to children from inspiring English sources

Wayne Pisano, senior vice president for marketing at Aventis Pasteur, said his company was still committed to children's vaccines.

If '∃x Parent(x)' entails that children exist, then '∃x Parent(x)' is ontologically committed to children, again, even though it need not "quantify over" any children.

In defense of the view, one can point out that the intuitive judgment that '∃x Parent(x)' is ontologically committed to children comes from including the definitions of 'Parent(x)' and 'Child(x)' as an unspoken part of the theory.

One problem with this view, at least as a defense of the modal quantifier account, is that it requires an invidious distinction between different sorts of analytic entailment; for, although '∃x Parent(x)' is not committed to children according to the modal quantifier criterion, '∃x Bachelor(x)' is committed to males.

For the sentence appears to be ontologically committed to children no less than to parents; but children do not need to be taken to be values of the variable in order for the sentence to be true (assuming, that is, that it is possible for a parent not also to be a child).

You want to know why I'm so committed to children and their futures?

"I have lost my child," said Mr. Singh, who plans to start a nonprofit group committed to child safety.

Mr. Singh, who plans to create a nonprofit group committed to child safety, wants more accountability — from schools, law enforcement agencies, the government — to help prevent such accidents.

'UNICEF Bangladesh is committed to child participation', said UNICEF Representative Carel de Rooy.

UNICEF is committed to child protection programs, including trainings of both military and civilians in order to ensure the full protection of children's rights.

While most CA members are deeply committed to child rights advocacy, this alone is not enough to maintain a strong and active membership.