Sentence examples for committed to language from inspiring English sources
If you fall for Dickinson early, you're committed to language for life, and almost unavoidably to Dickinson's kind of language.
Many superintendents say they remain committed to teaching languages, but simply cannot afford to do more at this time.
The Welsh government said it is committed to promoting foreign languages in schools.
"The F.B.I. remains committed to reviewing all foreign language material in a timely manner and setting priorities to ensure that the most important material receives the most immediate attention," the agency said in a statement.
A Welsh government spokesperson said: "Cymdeithas must understand that those in government are as committed to growing the Welsh language and increasing the number of Welsh speakers as they are.
French is barely spoken in Qatar but it insists it is committed to promoting use of the language.
For an artist like Gutierrez, so focussed on the human condition, so curious about the role of language, so committed to movement as a mode of communication, a complex work like "And lose the name of action" is not the whole conversation; it's just a start.
Despite the intuitive appeal of this view, some widely accepted "Russellian" views in the philosophy of language appear committed to attributing to Lois exactly the same beliefs about Clark Kent as she has about Superman.
By settling on a single language, we remain committed to authors and readers from Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries – where the journal is very popular – by offering them better opportunities to use ETHE as a vehicle for the international dissemination of their research thanks to the partnership with Springer.
Clumsy food campaigners and journalists, the ones who declare themselves committed to the detail of what we eat, seem far less committed to detail when it comes to the language they deploy.
