Sentence examples for is profoundly committed from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is the fact that much of the Republican electorate, as presently constructed, is profoundly committed — morally and ideologically — to "traditional values".

I see a woman who is profoundly committed to the idea of a university, to examining difficult ideas and welcoming all points of view".

Dr. Singh, a Sikh who is profoundly committed to improving the health of poor and underserved communities locally and globally, was honored last year by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation with its inaugural Young Leader Award, given to 10 people aged 40 and under for exceptional contributions to improving the health of the nation.

Edge himself is profoundly committed to the project.

Further, he is profoundly committed to shredding the social safety net, including health care programs that protect the most needy among us.

Learning and Development  UNICEF is profoundly committed to securing safe, rights-based, quality education for each and every child, irrespective of his or her circumstances.

"The armed forces are profoundly committed to democracy and human rights," Mr. Ledesma said.

They were "profoundly committed to a secular, democratic, egalitarian idea of India," said Dr. Bhabha of Harvard, "and immensely supportive of experimentation in the arts".

Shelley was "profoundly committed to an ethic of cooperation, mutual dependence, and self-sacrifice".

She was a profoundly committed leader who was devoted to the agency's mission of improving the quality of individual, family and Jewish communal life with particular compassion and respect for our most vulnerable community members.

"We're also profoundly committed by a majority in the Synod to the maximum generosity that can be consistently and coherently exercised towards the consciences of minorities.