Sentence examples for committed to struggling from inspiring English sources

The kingdom nonetheless remains a U.S. ally to any White House committed to struggling against the Tehran regime, he writes.

While some conservative Catholics might find the film's portrayal of the secret dealings inside the Vatican offensive, I think most people, Christian or otherwise, will appreciate its very human picture of characters who are motivated by faith and committed to struggling with "demons," both in others and within themselves.

Being a Jedi knight, though, and committed to struggling unceasingly for justice and civilisation, Chris spurns such mouthings as empty, choosing rather to endure to the final triumph, and is planning to sue for discrimination.

He was deeply committed to struggle against injustice and racism and was a superb ally in our anti-apartheid struggle.

"We've been examples of people committed to struggle.

The director general of the Building Societies Association, Adrian Coles, said lenders were committed to working with struggling borrowers, but he added: "For many homeowners, their financial situation remains fragile and they are reliant on support from the government to help them remain in their home.

"We were losing our sense of pride," recalls Chris Westbrook, 55, founder and president of the Clifton Fine Economic Development Corporation CFEDCC), a nonprofit organization formed in 1998 by a group of local citizens committed to saving the struggling community.

Elsa met Jacques who was deeply committed to a struggle which he never defined.

In the meantime the field was left to liberal intellectuals, who in January 1904 formed the Union of Liberation, a semilegal political body committed to the struggle for democracy.

Somewhere between 1941 and 1944, in Joburg, Madiba reached the moment when his life was committed to the struggle of the oppressed.

This will include dealing with rival groups and with organizations committed to armed struggle for an independent Islamic state in Mindanao.