Sentence examples for committed to erasing from inspiring English sources

Either this is a woman who has lived a life seriously committed to erasing all traces of urban anonymity, or she is simply that charismatic.

For their love and trust to grow more deeply, they must commit to erasing those kinds of trust-breaking insults from their interactions, no matter how angry either may be.

"It's extremely pleasing to see the ACT government joining with Victoria and NSW in acknowledging that these laws were wrong and committing to erase the leftover convictions," the centre's director of strategic litigation and advocacy, Anna Brown, said.

Republicans in the survey aren't especially enthusiastic about the House legislation, but they're still deeply committed to seeing Obamacare erased by whatever means.

With the appointment of Bill Richardson as the next secretary of commerce one of the less buzzed-about cabinet choices so far Mr Obama seems to have erased the ghosts of Ohio and committed to NAFTA.

Formatting your hard drive will erase all data on it, so make sure you are committed to formatting.

The government is committed to raising the pay of millions of civil servants, and as the rains fall on the fields, it has promised to erase farm loans worth about 710 billion rupees.

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.

"He's committed to ideas".

Committed to converting by 2015.