Sentence examples for committed to rectifying from inspiring English sources
Ms. McAlevey and her local union associates have not only mobilized the city's health care workers, taxi drivers, municipal employees and, most recently, its striking janitors, but are committed to rectifying what she calls "a profound affordable housing crisis".
If, as the report says, there are weaknesses in our governance structures or a lack of rationale displayed in some of our decisions, this is something that I, as well as council staff, will be committed to rectifying.
Politicians interested in portraying themselves as deeply committed to rectifying governmental misdeeds rarely exhibit any desire to thwart the momentum of the violent state.
They will then have the opportunity to reforge themselves as a party just as committed to equality and justice as they are to liberty, just as committed to the poor as they are to elites, just as committed to rectifying the wrongs of the past as they are in celebrating American exceptionalism.
She added that the governing body was "completely committed to rectifying the problems we now face".
Fresco swears Fiat remains "fully committed" to rectifying its auto operations.
On this World AIDS Day, it's time to commit to rectifying these longstanding inequities so that women can someday live in a world with equality for all and without HIV/AIDS.
We will keep markets open and free and reaffirm the commitments made in Washington and London: to refrain from raising barriers or imposing new barriers to investment or to trade in goods and services, imposing new export restrictions or implementing World Trade Organization WTOO) inconsistent measures to stimulate exports and commit to rectify such measures as they arise.
To rectify this, James has committed to a daily routine of tugging sessions in the morning and just before bed.
"You committed to something.
