Sentence examples for fairly committed to from inspiring English sources

It would seem that having accepted this team, the FIA is now going to have to be fairly committed to succeeding in making the sport cheaper in 2008.

To main take-away is that the UK (and for now Tory-led) government remains bullish and fairly committed to the idea of the sharing economy, even though no one seems quite to know where the sharing economy starts and ends, agreeing to the majority but not all of the report's recommendations.

Bookmakers and die-hard royalists seem fairly committed to the idea that it will be a baby girl, despite the fact that the couple themselves reportedly don't know.

Newport Welll, politically they're more independent, although that's not one of the criteria we use here, but they tend not to be minorities, because we know that African Americans in this election, most elections are fairly strongly committed to the Democratic candidate.

The Department for Education said the government was firmly committed to introducing a national funding formula so all schools were funded fairly.

He believed that we owed more to those who were climbing up hill to fight for this nation, who were climbing up a hill to be fairly and legally committed to the ones they loved, who were climbing up a hill to be treated fairly at work and to raise children in a loving and accepting environment.

The Duke University Libraries ("the Libraries") are committed to fairly and appropriately managing and safeguarding the information collected, used and maintained in support of its missions and to transparency regarding our data management practices.

Duke University is committed to fairly and appropriately managing and safeguarding the information collected, used and maintained in support of its missions and to transparency regarding our data management practices.

One of Daniels' main questions is "How can we meet health needs fairly under reasonable limits to resources committed to the task?" The "fairly" part of this formulation may be justice-based, but the notion of "reasonable limits to resources" is closely tied to the problems of the limits of beneficence mentioned previously.

Even if the licensee chooses not to accept a license, Google must offer a proposed consent order before seeking an injunction, which effectively offers the licensee another chance to negotiate fairly or commit to arbitration.

If you go to a superhero film, you're already committed to a fairly high level of suspension of disbelief.