Sentence examples for committed towards from inspiring English sources

Commitment – be committed towards your goals and what you want to achieve, set goals in mind and don't let anything or anyone stand in your way of reaching them.

Mr. Rouhani, in an interview on Tuesday with CNN, described the Holocaust as a "crime that the Nazis committed towards the Jews" and called it "reprehensible and condemnable".

"He is a very capable man, very deeply committed towards the goal, a contribution to our country, to our city, to our neighborhood".

Under plans to be set out by Treasury ministers, funds are expected to  be committed towards carrying out  initial scoping work on the £12bn Crossrail 2 project which would  connect south London with the new High Speed 2 network.

At issue were remarks to CNN on Wednesday by the current Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, in which he was quoted by an interpreter as describing the Holocaust as a "crime that the Nazis committed towards the Jews," and calling it "reprehensible".

But he added, "In general, I can tell you that any crime or — that happens in history against humanity, including the crime that the Nazis committed towards the Jews, as well as non-Jewish people — is reprehensible and condemnable, as far as we are concerned".

The official said North Korea would still be expected to commit towards denuclearisation and improved human rights, and added that Congress and US allies had been notified of Clapper's journey to the country once it was under way.

A letter-writing campaign from alumni and the general public persuaded the administration to commit towards continuing the museum and expanding its mission.

Use these programs as motivation to get a mammogram, a colonoscopy or a pap smear to detect early stages of cancer; and to commit towards living a life full of gratitude, wellness and community service.

The precise molecular changes that occur when a neural stem (NS) cell switches from a programme of self-renewal to commit towards a specific lineage are not currently well understood.

(Teacher 1a, school 5 - Intervention) "… you know the government says you're supposed to spend two hours on PE a week, we do try to commit towards that but I wouldn't say we did that, er with some classes it's much less than others".