Sentence examples for has become committed from inspiring English sources

Aides to Mr. Bloomberg said he viewed the marriage issue in a larger context: Freedom, he argues, is New York's "competitive advantage" and its brand, and he has become committed to vigorously defending it, as he did amid criticism of a proposed Islamic center near ground zero.

In realizing the value of the exercise, she has become committed to further growth and avoiding that emotional plateau.

Following the events the academy has become committed to promoting the sustainable legacy of the 2012 Games through social and environmental programmes.

In fact, we've become committed voyeurs.

Pratt & Whitney senior management had become committed to improving environmental health and safety performance and set aggressive goals.

By their past actions and through the arbitrary fact of having been born in one place rather than another they have become committed to a view of the world which they are unwilling to revise.

Friends and relatives tell reporters that, despite these young Muslims' leanings toward radical beliefs, they had been "normal," well adjusted, even, and it was a surprise to learn that they had become committed to jihad.

By their past actions — and through the arbitrary fact of having been born in one place rather than another — they have become committed to a view of the world which they are unwilling to revise.

I know that I can't predict what comes next, but since my cancer recurred I have become committed to living in each moment and listening for clues about tomorrow.

In the piece, titled "Sexual Paranoia Strikes Academe," she critiqued a "new paradigm" of trigger warnings and trauma, in which students had become "committed to their own vulnerability, conditioned to imagine they have no agency, and protected from unequal power arrangements in romantic life".

It was a perspective he had become committed to in the aftermath of the first world war in Austria, when he helped revolutionise working-class housing in the era of Red Vienna – the nickname of the capital between 1918 and 1934 when, following the collapse of the Habsburg Empire, its city government was ruled by social democrats.