Sentence examples for genuinely commit from inspiring English sources

They would not genuinely commit to any broadly agreed solution for Afghanistan, and hedged their bets against western failure – a strategy that made failure itself more likely.

The council's 15 members demanded Kiir and Machar "genuinely commit themselves to the full and immediate implementation of the peace agreement, including the permanent ceasefire and redeployment of military forces from Juba". Britain's deputy permanent representative, Peter Wilson, said before the meeting it was essential to "unequivocally condemn the violence happening in Juba".

The PA leadership is genuinely committed to non-violence.

Waitrose is genuinely committed to British, local and regional produce".

Celtique Energie is "genuinely committed to meaningful engagement" with residents, it says.

These companies get years of free marketing without being genuinely committed to improving practices".

Better still if lots of governments genuinely committed themselves to modest emissions-reductions in the meantime.

"We ask, 'Is the man genuinely committed to change?' " said Bert Smith, the program's chief executive.

"Saudi Arabia has been and remains genuinely committed to [international humanitarian law] compliance".

Moya Dodd, one of a handful of executives genuinely committed to change, was also pressed into action.

Many developers are genuinely committed to delivering a high level of environmental sustainability.