Sentence examples for committed to obeying from inspiring English sources

The founders of the party must be committed to obeying the law.

Membership in the guild certified that the money-changer was honest, financially sound and committed to obeying the guild's rules.Penalties could be harsh, however.

Mr Samaras can form a coalition committed to obeying the EU/IMF and the latter can - if they wish - soften their demands for austerity to the point where the Greek economic death-spiral is stopped.

The challenge for us all is to hold on to that clarity through this tragedy and beyond, to be, day in and day out, utterly committed to obeying the unenforceable.

Which companies are the most and least—open in their dealings?MANY of the world's biggest firms commit to obeying anti-corruption laws.

He is so committed to not obeying and implementing some of the laws on the books that he is willing to shut down the whole nation of laws, so that none of them are obeyed and implemented, until he gets his anarchist way.

First, Socrates maintains that his long residence in Athens shows that he has entered into an agreement with its laws and committed himself to obey them — an argument that anticipates the social contract or consent theory of political obligation.

"There are soldiers and policemen who are not obeying their commanders," he said, "but the Taliban are committed to their jobs".

The University of California, for example, may face a choice between obeying Californian law and continuing to receive some of the $2 billion a year it gets from a federal government committed to group rights.

But like other colleges, Rice says it remains fiercely committed to having a diverse student body, so in the years since, it has developed creative, even sly ways to meet that goal and still obey the court.

"You committed to something.