Sentence examples for fundamentally committed to from inspiring English sources

While some of the law's backers acknowledge that the states have legitimate concerns, they remain fundamentally committed to the law, and suggest that the delays leave a patchwork of differing state laws that keep children unnecessarily vulnerable to predators.

"They are trying, and failing, to appeal to everyone, and as a result find themselves constantly hedging their bets on a revolution that very few of them understand and very few of them are fundamentally committed to," said Khalid Abdalla, an actor and activist who will not be heading to the polls.

First: The real existing North Korean state is a revisionist state, that is to say, a regime deeply dissatisfied with the current configuration of the international chessboard and fundamentally committed to transforming it.

This event, literary historian Z. Ornea argued, followed a time of indecision: as a former Fracțiunea affiliate, Creangă was a natural adversary of the mainstream Junimist "cosmopolitan orientation", represented by both Maiorescu and Negruzzi, but was still fundamentally committed to Maiorescu's agenda in the field of education.

Cash said her two goals in industrial relations policy were maintaining a strong safety net, which she said she was "fundamentally committed to", and removing disincentives to employment.

Farmers are fundamentally committed to conserving and enhancing the biodiversity on their farms".

This will complement and strengthen the traditional attributes of the bookshops to which the company remains fundamentally committed".

committed to fundamental change and to peace.

Good luck making that "lesser of" argument to young people who actually believe this country should be fundamentally changed, and that Bernie, not Hillary, is truly committed to doing just that.

Governments remain committed to it.

We remain committed to the Android platform".