Sentence examples for committed to save from inspiring English sources

One is that Katurian is so convinced of the sanctity of literature that he will do anything, even confess to crimes he has not committed, to save his stories: no internal doubt means no drama.

In 1945, when world leaders boldly committed to save future generations from the scourge of war, their pledge led to the foundation of the United Nations and to modern international humanitarian law.

The home secretary and some law officers decided to use the case to test the defense of "necessity," in which a killing is committed to save one's own life other than in direct self-defense.

"I was put before an impossible moral choice: confess to the crimes I never committed to save his life but break lives of others listed as my 'accomplices,' or defend my rights … and become the cause of possible death of my lawyer Aleksanian," 44-year-old Khodorkovsky wrote in the letter, published on his website.

I have no doubt that he acted when he was sure that all the other players involved were fully committed to save the Euro.

By Catherine N. Makumbi January 2015, Uganda – She is young, always smiling and committed to save mothers and their unborn babies.

TfL says: "In terms of savings we have already secured £9.8bn in savings (which will be delivered by 2017/18) and we have committed to saving a further £5bn by 2021/22".

If Europe was committed to saving Spain, then maybe Spain wasn't fated to destroy Europe.

Mr. Weber said the foundation was still committed to saving the work on site.

I am committed to saving and strengthening it, and so are these two good senators.

As a signatory to the Earth Summit in 1992, Britain is committed to saving species, big or small.