Sentence examples for committed to neutrality from inspiring English sources

Iraq is dominated by Shiite Muslim parties with close ties to Iran, but Mr. Zebari said his country was committed to neutrality with respect to Syria.

The bank is committed to neutrality, but is based in Tripoli; last SeptemberTobruk's parliament appointed its own governor for the bank, who accuses his opposite number of starving the east of currency.

He was committed to neutrality, to embrace neither side, and while he did not embrace the South, his wholly one-sided attacked on the northern regime constituted an unbalanced representation based upon ignoring the Confederacy, and assaulting the North".

CEO of VW Chattanooga Frank Fischer asked the outside agitators to stop, saying, "Volkswagen is committed to neutrality and calls upon all third parties to honor the principle of neutrality". They ignored him -- disregarding a CEO, a figure before whom Republicans typically grovel!

Standard liberal theories, committed to neutrality in the private sphere, seem powerless to address (or sometimes even recognize) striking and lasting inequalities for women, minorities, or historically oppressed racial groups, when these are merely the cumulative effect of individuals' free behavior.

On net neutrality, I made a commitment very early on that I am unequivocally committed to net neutrality.

That's why we're committed to water neutrality by 2020.

Airtel says this is little different from letting businesses provide toll-free phone lines, and that it is committed to net neutrality.

Barack Obama has made it clear that he is "unequivocally committed to net neutrality", but says the final decision rests with the FCC.

The treatise reflects the experience of a Swiss Diplomat, "Good offices" being a concept, which brings positive effects for a small state committed to permanent neutrality.

Cornell, for example, has committed to carbon neutrality by 2050.