Sentence examples for fully committed to the cause from inspiring English sources

But the Labour leader's decision to criticise the taxpayer-funded pro-EU leaflets sent out by the government may also stoke fears that he is less than fully committed to the cause.

Discouraged by big egos and political infighting (in Mooallem's telling, "the way people's good intentions can so easily curdle when combined"), Pennypacker remains fully committed to the cause: "The birds are an excuse for doing something good," he says.

"We are fully committed to the cause of the Lankan Tamils and an impartial inquiry should happen into the allegations of atrocities against them," Mrs. Gandhi said Tuesday, according to the Press Trust of India.

Former Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Corrigan believes some players in the City squad are not fully committed to the cause.

If they build around a nucleus of senior players, who are fully committed to the cause, I see no reason why England can't win back the urn in 2015.

That said -- I showed up for the ride knowing these were going to be the riding conditions as I was fully committed to the cause.

"It is gratifying to note that both countries are fully committed to the polio eradication drive".

"We are fully committed to the common European right to the freedom of movement.

"We are fully committed to the N.E.A's historic mission, and we will take all steps necessary to ensure that there is no further cause for questions or concerns about that commitment".

But he says he is fully committed to the journey.

We are fully committed to the ebook market".