Sentence examples for especially committed to from inspiring English sources

He served on many boards and was especially committed to advancing the work of contemporary American composers.

Mr. Jones said that the cities of Los Angeles and Chicago were especially committed to retaining the punch-card system.

The idea underlying the initiative is that many if not most of the Taliban's fighters are not especially committed to the cause.

Then again, even in a family of observant Bahais, Behrouz had always struck Mr. Tavakkoli as especially committed to his religion.

Dizang, Wade-Giles romanization Ti-ts'ang, in Chinese Buddhism, bodhisattva (buddha-to-be) who is especially committed to delivering the dead from the torments of hell.

He always had the ability to think big and was especially committed to the dissemination of Irish culture to a wider audience.

Congress demands frequent evidence that Pakistan is cracking down on jihadists, especially those committed to attacking India.

The Chinese government, and Shanghai especially, are committed to green development and know that environmental pollution is becoming their biggest challenge.

Protecting these forests which provide jobs, timber for our homes, and pulp and fiber for paper and packaging represents a leadership opportunity for corporations regardless of sector, especially those committed to taking responsibility for their most significant environmental footprints.

In general, financial aid is not a definitive factor in the recruiting of athletes at Division III colleges, especially among those committed to awarding scholarships on the basis of demonstrated financial need.

While his marriage opened up gradually, Savage says that "there's not a one-size-fits-all way" to approach nonmonogamy, especially if both partners committed to monogamy at the start.