Sentence examples for explicitly committed to from inspiring English sources

They are explicitly committed to non-violence.

"Most people don't realize this, but the Fed is explicitly committed to reducing the unemployment rate to at least 6.5 per cent".

Whole Foods, for example, is explicitly committed to helping people to eat well, as a way to improve the quality of their lives and increase their lifespan.

It added: "The Government has explicitly committed to open up the service, with more internal transfers and more free flow of skills to and from the private sector, but there are several barriers to progressing this.

"In June last year the WA government explicitly committed to the introduction of a custody notification service … We cannot half-bake our approach to this issue, there are lives at stake".

The social model is explicitly committed to assisting people with disabilities in their fight for full equality, social inclusion, participation, and involvement in community activities (Crow 1996).

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has balked at American requests that he call for an end to Israel's occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and that he explicitly commit to evacuating settlement outposts, the officials said.

The US state department said: "Any Palestinian government must unambiguously and explicitly commit to nonviolence, recognition of the state of Israel, and acceptance of previous agreements and obligations between the parties.

In fact, one of the few real national security differences between Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama is on Afghanistan: even as public sentiment has turned sharply against the war, Mr. Romney has refused to explicitly commit to the 2014 date for a troop withdrawal supported by Mr. Obama and NATO leaders.

One reason might be the one that Mr. Olson gave, that "the Constitution explicitly commits to the president's discretion the authority to obtain the opinions of subordinates and to formulate recommendations for legislation" and that "Congress may neither intrude on the president's ability to perform these functions nor authorize private litigants to use the courts to do so".

For example, Matten and Moon (2008) pointed out that US corporations usually explicitly commit to CSR, whereas European business responsibility tends to be more implicit.