Sentence examples for committed to correct the from inspiring English sources

She's committed to correct the past mistakes, miseries and mishaps of her marriage (or marriages) and wants and needs a man that she can be a true partner with -- one who she wants to take care of (if she doesn't, run!).

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said that city officials were committed to correcting the faults found by investigators and would pursue a consent decree regardless of who is leading the Justice Department.

He has stressed that Egypt is committed to "correcting the religious discourse" and freeing it from extremism.

When patients are injured or die, family members are deeply committed to correcting the problem that led to their loved one's injury or death.

How much money the government is prepared to commit to correcting the market failures in energy and climate change is surely key to investor confidence.

Young and sheltered though I was, I was part of a generation that saw the inequities that had been inherited from the past, and was committed to correcting these wrongs.

"We admit that we made mistakes and we are fully committed to correct them and stay on the track of democracy," Mr. Akayev said in a 90-minute interview at his residence in an orchard-filled park on the outskirts of Bishkek, the capital.

and other committee leaders and said he was "committed to correcting any shortcomings" related to the incident, a spokesman for the spy agency said.

Even Davis, ever committed to correcting romanticized history throughout "Into the Silence," can't help ending on a Hail Mary "what if".

In the case of Korea, there is broad agreement that the economy is sound and that the crisis has much to do with the legacy of poor corporate and financial-sector governance that the Government and the President-elect, Kim Dae Jung, are now committed to correcting.

Holed up on a secluded island, under Ambrose's tutelage, Londa becomes passionately committed to correcting global injustice.