Sentence examples for committed to the issue from inspiring English sources

Andreassen believes Gulati is committed to the issue, as are a handful of others.

"And so the president, who is committed to the issue, is doing what he should do.

"People who have spent many years committed to the issue of maternal health were understandably worried that these figures could divert attention from an issue that they care passionately about," Dr. Horton said.

"The attorney general has said this is a priority, and I know he is absolutely committed to the issue," said Brendan Johnson, the United States attorney for South Dakota, who is also chairman of the agency's Native American Issues Subcommittee.

So Ruemmler and the small group of people committed to the issue in the Administration will continue their strategy of filling the pipeline with nominees and hoping for votes.

A senior administration official insisted that Mr. Bush remained firmly committed to the issue, and said, "There's a lot of quiet stuff that's happening with the Arabs and Palestinians, focused on the things outlined in the president's speech, writing a new constitution, organizing elections, with the understanding that elections begin well in advance of election day".

"He was a guy who was young, energetic, and really committed to the issues," Dobrozsi recalled recently.

"We feel very committed to the issues," said Thea M. Lee, associate director for international economics at the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Mr. Koh commended Dr. Albright at the time, saying that she was "more committed to the issues of democracy, human rights and labor than anyone I've known".

A spokesman for the Labour leader said: "Piers' comments are a matter for him but Jeremy is going to Paris for the climate change conference this week because he's committed to the issues that conference is looking to address".

Of course, many candidates use their bookshelves as election placards, and all their various spines can usually be relied on to declare: "I'm brainy, well-informed, and committed to the issues that mean most to you and your family".