Sentence examples for committed to true from inspiring English sources

"Three from three is not a credible choice to offer members committed to true democracy," said FitzJohn in a letter sent to Leighton.

Can U.S. companies go beyond appointing a token female to their boards -- only when under fire -- on their own initiative and commit to true gender parity at the upper levels?

It's busting with great gadgets, challenging and unusual to play and committed to a true co-op spirit that most rivals have long since abandoned.

Pierre-Yves Roussel, chairman and CEO of LVMH Fashion Group, called it a privilege to collaborate with Karan and said LVMH was committed to "staying true to the spirit and value Donna has championed" for more than three decades.

Margan is a perfectionist and is committed to remaining true to the region's strengths, such as its sémillon – Australia's unique dry white wine.

But I am committed to staying true to helping our country.

In an official installation description, the collective says it is committed to staying true to showing off the miniature street art, and vows to keep its members' identities under wraps: "The sceneries are built for their own sake and not to gain any financial or public recognition.

The NAIA emphasizes citizenship and character through its Champions of Character initiative, which is noted on the NAIA website as creating "...an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five core values: integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership".

While thus committed to defend the true faith, he by no means carried out his stated intention by force.

"We are committed to becoming a true partner with the United States in the fight against drugs," Mr. Fox said.

The new manager is seen by so many as the reverse-Redknapp, remorselessly committed to his one true way of playing the game.