Sentence examples for committed to intending from inspiring English sources

According to Gilbert, group intentions exist when two or more persons constitute the plural subject of an intention to carry out a particular action, or, in other words, when "they are jointly committed to intending as a body to do A" (Gilbert, 2000, p. 22).

Mischin said that while he regrets the overrepresentation in WA prisons, the government is committed to and intends to go ahead with legislating minimum jail sentences for serious offences in the course of home invasions.

They were fanatically committed to resisting necessary changes intended to stem the parish's financial hemorrhage caused largely by the high operating and maintenance costs of the Holy Rosary Parochial School.

But Agombar, who took control of Hereford on 3 June, says he remains committed to the club and intends to clear their debts and take them back to the Football League.

"I am committed to my family and intend to maintain our lives in the best way possible, which includes continuing my career," Giudice wrote.

On this day, 193 world leaders, have committed to pursue 17 Global Goals, intended to achieve three extraordinary things in the next 15 years: end extreme poverty; fight inequality and injustice; address climate change.

In sentencing Sarwar and Ahmed, Judge Michael Topolski said that the two men were "deeply committed to violent extremism" and "were intending to be martyred on the battlefield".

The Netherlands, deeply committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, intends to build new nuclear plants along with developing more renewable energy sources.

Without Te'o, Toma would not have intended to commit to U.C.L.A. after his friend said goodbye.

Another complicating factor is that the panel is not clear whether ITV intends to commit to continuing with regional news after its Ofcom licences expire in 2014.

Fallon had told the high court in a witness statement that he had never intended to commit to riding Native Khan in the Epsom Derby, but had always believed the horse would be aimed at the French Derby on the following day, leaving him free to commit to Recital for the Epsom race.