Sentence examples for committed to exposing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zeltser portrays himself as an anticorruption crusader, committed to exposing the truth about Russian improprieties.

Garrulous, argumentative, jealous, proud, and deeply committed to exposing hypocrisy and corruption.

Michael Maharam is so committed to exposing design talents through textiles that each project addressed in the book feels more like an experiment than a commercial product.

He told the Observer the film was inspired by a story he had read about the fraudulent spiritualists that the illusionist Harry Houdini was committed to exposing.

Girl Asleep is fully committed to exposing the darkness of this liminal space, even for girls who grow up in nurturing families and comfortable suburbs.

It says it is "a nonprofit watchdog group committed to exposing those who engage in improper journalism-award-giving," and seeks to correct what it calls a grave injustice.

Rumors of the footage has spurred UltraViolet Action, a group committed to "expose and fight sexism", to post a petition calling on MGM and NBC to release the tapes and "stop protecting Donald Trump".

LPA works to ensure that the performing arts are well documented, and we are committed to acquiring, exposing, preserving and animating those collections so users can continue to be inspired and new knowledge can be created and shared.

Mary Rice, executive director of the Environmental Investigation Agency, an independent organisation committed to investigating and exposing environmental crime, points to the spike in illegal ivory sales in China after it legally bought stockpiles of ivory from Botswana, South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe in 2008.

Throughout the 1990s, damning evidence of this trafficking kept surfacing, often brought in by human rights investigators, aid workers and journalists committed to identifying and exposing the private arms traffickers even in the face of lawsuits and threats.

The conservative group Judicial Watch, which has committed itself to exposing alleged Clinton law-breaking, warned Trump against "a betrayal of his promise to the American people".