Sentence examples for is actually committed from inspiring English sources

Rather than study this problem yet again, COPE is actually committed to doing something about this problem now".

"He is actually committed to spending at levels equal to, if not in excess, to anything we've seen in recent times.

The government, while an advocate of digital radio, will not say until the end of next year whether it is actually committed to the process of switchover from analogue.

"If the Department of Labor is actually committed to helping low-wage workers in New York, it must act more often, more quickly and more forcefully to protect sweatshop abuses," said Ben Sachs, a lawyer for Make the Road by Walking, a workers rights group in Brooklyn.

So if we set aside the controversy over the subject matter of psychology (behavior or the internal mind?), and the controversy over the right explanatory constructs (schedules of reinforcement or cognitive processes?), we find that Behaviorism is actually committed to innateness claims, and doctrinally opposed to any kind of 'blank-slate-ism'.

However, one thing that no reasonable person can question is that he has been a brilliant politician, regardless of what Party he is actually committed to.

But the easy part of tweeting is publishing content; the difficult side is actually committing to active public engagement.

Yet, a significant gap still remains between the benefits NextEra is hopeful will happen and what it is actually committing to deliver unconditionally.

Groene argues that a big company like Microsoft could have hired any consultant it wanted to, but "the actual value that you will create comes from the people who are actually committed to the business.

Many of the murders Mr. Massino is charged with, he said, were actually committed by the informers.

Most are actually committed by people known to the victim: a relative, a friend or an acquaintance.