Sentence examples for committed to suppression from inspiring English sources

It appears that the Air Force is committed to suppression of the truth and will bring ruin to the lives of anyone that dares to bring light to sexual assault at the Academy.

Yet for all the irrepressible flamboyance of the Dickens atmosphere, the story certainly presents us with someone committed to the suppression of the festal world, and of kindness itself.

However, Britten regarded Grainger's late recording of the Grieg concerto, from a live performance at Aarhus in 1957, as "one of the noblest ever committed to record" – despite the suppression of the disc for many years, because of the proliferation of wrong notes and other faults.

Their previous armed uprisings were a reaction to suppression, says a lawyer who claims that the assembly remains committed to a separation of religion and state.

Ultimately, a free press committed to exposing the truth cannot be owned by those who profit from its suppression.

"You committed to something.

Geoffrey Rush committed to play Logue.

She recently committed to Cal.

Lincoln was committed to both.

We are committed to that.

He committed to Auburn last Dec. 31.