Sentence examples for is committed not only from inspiring English sources

MIT is committed not only to providing the best possible education for its own students, but to helping them apply that knowledge for the betterment of humanity.

Feld Entertainment says it is committed not only to the safety and happiness of individual Asian elephants, but also to the species.

Since then, Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, has said repeatedly that he is committed not only to the existence of the settler enclave in Hebron but also to its "development".

8 Cricket, as a recreational game, has to compete as never before, and the ECB is committed not only to attracting new participants but to bring back those who have drifted away.

Recall that the HP-er is committed, not only to the number of all natural numbers, but also to the number of all self-identical things.

"The Times is committed not only to our leading coverage of this issue," he wrote.

Managers must be committed not only to change but also to a particular approach to change.

Violent crimes are committed not only against the victims, but also against society.

As car thieves go, they showed themselves to be committed not only to client service, but to higher education as well.

These offences would be committed not only if the defendant deliberately intended to stir up religious hatred but also where religious hatred is "likely in all the circumstances" to be stirred up; that is, where there is no specific intent.

As for Habyarimana, he was still despised by his enemies, for they believed that the genocide was committed not only in his name but in his spirit, and, perhaps (aside from his assassination), even by his design.