Sentence examples for committed to like from inspiring English sources

The "I do" headline is prominent, accompanied by descriptions of what she is "committed to" like: "Protecting the rain forest and the people who live there.

"The AMICS is part of our Government's effort to monitor progress towards key goals and targets we've committed to, like the Millennium Development Goals," said Mr. Abdul Rahman Ghafoori, CSO's President General.

Come to think of it, the world would be a better place if there were similar apps for other things that people should try on virtually before committing to — like hairstyles, tattoos and plastic surgery.

The Tories and Labour are committed to a like-for-like replacement of Trident, Lib Dems are against it.

Labour, which was committed to a like-for-like replacement for Trident when it was in power, has now said it will examine the outcome of that review.

The Conservative Party is committed to a like-for-like replacement; Labour says it supports a continuous at-sea deterrent and the Liberal Democrats are keen to look at cheaper alternatives to the Trident system.

"He wants us to believe he's committed to issues like education, health care and the environment," Mr. Gore said in an appearance in Washington before newspaper editors.

He has committed to defense like never before.

On the prospect of continuing in snooker, O'Sullivan added: "I'm not 100 per cent committed to it like the other guys.

"I'm not saying he's Muhammad Ali, but in some ways, it was easier to be committed to things like civil rights in the '60s.

On such a reading, Rousseau may be committed to something like an a posteriori philosophical anarchism.