Sentence examples for has been firmly committed from inspiring English sources
The transition fund model is proving to be a useful tool for the current context in Zimbabwe; as of mid-2012, more than US$800 million has been firmly committed to these and related initiatives through 2015.
On a personal level, I have been firmly committed for many years to the practice of routine preventive cowardice.
Quine began having doubts about analyticity about 1940, though he seems not to have been firmly committed against it until later.
"We have always been firmly committed to closely following all rules and regulations of the N.A.S.D.," Prudential said in a statement.
However those who did take part were firmly committed to offering us detailed and extremely thoughtful responses to our questions.
While Lewis allows that individual reports need not be very credible considered in isolation for coherence to have a positive effect, he is firmly committed to the view that their credibility must not be nil.
Jeremy Corbyn's brother has suggested that the Labour leader could be a climate change sceptic like himself but has refused to speak out because Labour is firmly committed to supporting actions to combat man-made global warming.
"We still have this huge bucket of persuadable voters out there," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute, who pointed out that none of the Democratic candidates had a majority of supporters who said they were firmly committed to their choice.
Meanwhile, surveys suggest that, although Mr. Romney has lost some backing, most of his renaming supporters are firmly committed to him.
