Sentence examples for committed to rejecting from inspiring English sources
It means that the Liberal Democrats are now officially committed to rejecting the key proposals in the justice and security bill.
For example, the proposal seems committed to rejecting nominalism.
The non-naturalist, of course, is committed to rejecting any such analyses so if this is the only way to explain the analyticity of supervenience then non-naturalists cannot explain it.
On the other hand, Value-Based theories seem committed to rejecting this claim, even those Value-Based Theories that accept that all reasons are instrumental in the sense discussed in the previous paragraph.
Although it remains open to him to adopt a more limited FA theory of certain values, Scanlon seems committed to rejecting any generic FA theory, despite holding the buck-passing account of value quite generally.
As he puts it, "anyone who accepts a genuinely democratic theory of political legitimation domestically is thereby committed to rejecting the unilateral domestic right to control and close the state's boundaries…" (Abizadeh 2008: 38) His argument involves two core premises, one moral and the second descriptive.
With Russia apparently committed to reject anything that looks like an ultimatum, Britain is working with America on the Security Council resolution.
Seven U.S.-based groups have already coalesced to urge the U.S. Export-Import Bank to publicly commit to rejecting any proposal for the financing of harmful coal projects near the Sundarbans and any other harmful fossil fuel projects in Bangladesh.
The Boy Scouts organization — by tolerating a loathsome belief, pressed by religious activists, that equates homosexuality with deviance — has committed itself to rejecting good, dedicated leaders.
The luck egalitarian critic of this relational equality ideal is committed only to rejecting it as a proposal for the domain of moral right.
On rule-out blocks, participants' asset pool initially included all four alternatives and the per-trial yield was the average of the payoff of all bandits not yet committed to (not yet rejected, Figure 1A: lower panel).
