Sentence examples for genuinely committing from inspiring English sources

Lewtas describes it as a "a good thing which should hopefully lead to improvement" and Penman says the government is moving "from the rhetoric of complaining about leadership and project management issues in the civil service to genuinely committing time and money to developing people and making them more marketable".

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.

To their credit, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown seem genuinely committed to reducing poverty in the developing world.