Sentence examples for committed to relieving from inspiring English sources

My thought is that religion can serve in amplifying and directing a commitment to previously accepted values: so, for example, if you are antecedently committed to relieving human suffering and to promoting equal opportunities, you may find particular parts of the Gospels inspiring.

The second organization, Little Brothers, Friends of the Elderly, is "committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly" and does so without government funding.

On 7 May the 5th Division was committed to relieve the 1st, remaining in the line until the battle ended in mid May.

Here, BRAC boat schools have committed itself to relieving Bangladeshi public primary and mass education of its ailments, and thus filling in the vital void of producing educated individuals regardless of their socioeconomic circumstances.

Gillespie told BBC Scotland that Accies have cemented their place in the Premiership by securing the long-term futures of their younger players and he was relieved to have committed to the club.

The British are relieved that France is both staying in NATO and still committed to the 2010 Anglo-French defence treaty.

The BBC management is understood to be relieved that the government committed to linking the licence fee to inflation for five years and to closing the catchup loophole.

He privately remarked that he was relieved he had not committed to forming a campaign since a major loss to Johnson could have damaged the Conservative movement.

He committed his life to relieving suffering of patients with selfless dedication and profound humanity.

The following day, it was committed to hold the gains that had been made during the attack, relieving the New Zealanders around Gooseberry Farm.

She was relieved to remember that she hadn't committed to staying until morning.