Sentence examples for has long committed from inspiring English sources

The new environment minister José Sarney Filho has long committed himself to green policies.

The United States has long committed to preserving what is known as Israel's "qualitative military edge," or Q.M.E.

The Rwandan government has long committed to reduce maternal mortality in order to achieve United Nation's Millennium Development Goal 5.

The Pebble Partnership has long committed that they won't proceed if the people of the region oppose the mine, and today's approval of the Save Our Salmon initiative is the latest indication of the region's continuing resistance.

Although Cruz had long committed to supporting the Republican nominee in the past, his tone changed after Trump repeatedly made personal attacks against Cruz and his family.

Mandelstam, a 47-year-old native New Yorker who is capable of quoting Central European poets and oddball meteorological factoids with ease, had long committed himself — and the tiny company he formed in 1999 — to building utility-scale wind-power plants offshore, a decision that, to many wind-industry observers, seemed to fly in the face of common sense.

Both the U.S. and Europe have long committed to an idea of equal human dignity, and to principles of religious liberty and toleration based upon this idea.

While he has long been committed to using musicians, he now plans to give them greater prominence.

UC Berkeley has long been committed to ensuring equal access to students, faculty and staff with disabilities.

Yale has long been committed to the strength and health of the city of New Haven and its economy.

Government has long been committed to innovation; Whitehall has an innovation department (BIS) and several local authorities have innovation units.