Sentence examples for committed to rules from inspiring English sources

But neither Schumer nor Durbin is solidly committed to rules reform.

The xenophobia that connects movements and political parties on either side of the old Iron Curtain threatens the very modern identity of Europe -- the entire complex of institutions committed to rule of law and human rights, as well as the economic bargains designed to "harmonize" (to indulge in Eurospeak) the economic differences that persist between and within European countries.

But Burnett believes these nations have so much potential and can diversify and democratize their economies by committing to rule of law and building social infrastructure to stimulate innovation, growth and protect intellectual property.

It's as if the novel hasn't committed to the rules of its own cloak-and-dagger puzzle.

It feels like if we're committed to the rules of Europe, why shouldn't others be?" No one expects a political earthquake once the inevitable Dutch coalition government eventually emerges from the election.

And yes, the Sun is committed to tougher rules that safeguard the public.

He's very committed to the rule of law".

A White House spokeswoman, Jennifer Psaki, said on Thursday that the administration was committed to the rule.

It is a question of whether you are committed to the rule of law.

However, I am no less committed to the rule of law, parliamentary democracy, and civil liberties.

Hungary, they insist, is committed to the rule of law and is responding to the EU's concerns.