Sentence examples for committed to overcoming from inspiring English sources

He also founded Call to Renewal, a religious ecumenical organization committed to overcoming poverty and racism.

The company, however, seems committed to overcoming all the potential difficulties.

GIRLS TO THE FOURTH POWER is committed to overcoming the "math block" that is widely perceived to affect many girls.

It aims to develop a strong network of people committed to overcoming privacy challenges posed by the digital world.

But more tellingly, I've also seen that at firms that are highly successful innovators, leaders are especially attuned to it and committed to overcoming it.

He continued: "We are committed to overcoming the sense that a film festival is a wholesale experience, where you have to be a member of that trade to get in.

In her address to the assembly, the Brazilian president, Dilma Rousseff, said: "It will be crucial for us to identify means of implementation that correspond to the magnitude of the challenges we have committed to overcome.

1) Commit to overcoming the fear.

The conference on Thursday will be led by the international development secretary, Penny Mordaunt, and the aid sector is expected to commit to "overcome the power imbalances and structural inequalities that give rise to sexual exploitation, abuse, harassment and bullying", according to the summit's draft commitments.

OCC forced 20 turnovers, five more than it committed, to help overcome a 46-38 reboundeficitficit accentuated by 6-5 freshmAshton Colemanman, who had 19 points and 17 rebounds for the Dons.

Yet, we overcame them and we must be committed to continuing to overcome the remaining vestiges of the dark side of our national formation as well as the current negative political climate.