Sentence examples for committed to honoring from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the House seems committed to honoring the U.S. commitment to ITER, which is years behind its initial schedule and far over budget.

Moore's new anthology of essays is committed to honoring the creative itch, wherever it may turn up.

Under the agreement with the city and federal government, the contracts have committed to honoring a detailed safety plan that will increase oversight of the work.

"Mozilla has always been deeply committed to honoring diversity in sexual orientation and beliefs within our staff and community, across all the project's activities," Mozilla said.

He may seem a much less abrasive personality than Jobs, but Dorsey seems equally committed to honoring his own vision for his technologies, regardless of what others think.

She has long been committed to honoring accomplished African American artists by bringing their art and art traditions to adults and children through her Anyone Can Fly Foundation.

Pittsburgh is one of nearly 250 cities in the United States, representing 56 million Americans, whose mayors have committed to honor and uphold the goals of the Paris Agreement.

"Hobby Lobby is nothing less than an all-American success story … They've committed to honor the Lord by being generous employers," Jindal argued.

At a White House event in February, the Digital Advertising Alliance -- the umbrella self-regulatory group consisting of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, Network Advertising Initiative, Better Business Bureau and others -- publicly committed to honor browser-based signals to control "online behavioral advertising... and all other collection and use of web viewing data" (emphasis in original).

Agencies and politicians aside, strangers found a way to work together and commit to honoring one another's priorities, while considering the good of their neighborhoods.

Speaking before lawmakers passed the amendment, Mrs. May said she could not commit to honoring the outcome of any of these nonbinding parliamentary votes, particularly if they contradicted the pro-Brexit stance in the Conservative Party's manifesto for the 2017 general election.