Sentence examples for committed to common from inspiring English sources

Last summer, when I worked in Iraq at Camp Victory, I saw how the Bush policies are destroying our military because this country is not committed to common sacrifice.

For example, I could trust a stranger to be decent simply by presuming that he is committed to common decency.

This way of reading the Bible was not as crude as the settlers', but still was committed to "common sense" interpretation.

Will we be committed to common struggle and collective sacrifice as our ancestors were?

"The food truck industry in Chicago has been held back by unnecessary restrictions, and my administration is committed to common-sense changes that will allow this industry to thrive, creating jobs and supporting a vibrant food culture across the city," the mayor said in a written statement, according to CBS Chicago.

This requires a new socialism committed to the common good, to equality and to social justice.

His body was committed to a common grave that contained nine others.

On the other hand, they are superbly drilled and deeply committed to the common good.

Dad was a visionary man, deeply committed to the common good.

With discernment we see not shadows lurking in closets or the stereotypes of what was once believed; rather, we see families committed to the common purpose of love, devotion, and service to the greater community.

European integration has been one of the great successes of the last half-century, binding together historically hostile nations in an ever closer economic union committed to a common set of democratic values.