Sentence examples for is unequivocally committed from inspiring English sources

A.G.S.: My family is unequivocally committed to this institution.

Barack Obama has made it clear that he is "unequivocally committed to net neutrality", but says the final decision rests with the FCC.

"As an industry leader and a global business, Heineken is unequivocally committed to the responsible marketing of its beers and ciders.

On net neutrality, I made a commitment very early on that I am unequivocally committed to net neutrality.

"There is a need for clear evidence that the authorities and the political class are unequivocally committed to eradicating the root-causes of the problem," it added.

A Palestine Liberation Organization representative says Israelis have chosen racism and permanent conflict by voting for candidates that are "unequivocally committed" to a "status quo of oppression".

"We have spent significant parts of our lives there, we have family and friends there, we have traveled to Israel many times with B.J. members, and we are unequivocally committed to Israel's security, democracy and peace.

We are grateful that others share our deep concern over these issues, and we are unequivocally committed to playing a substantive and valuable role in this important and timely research effort.

Regrettably, Israelis overwhelmingly voted for candidates that are unequivocally committed to entrenching the status quo of oppression, occupation, annexation and dispossession in Palestine and escalating the assault on Palestinian national and human rights.

As a solution, I would argue that if immigrant rights advocates become aware of the epistemic nature of illegalization, organizations should be unequivocally committed to prioritizing how illegalized people both make sense of their experience and solving the issues illegalized people have in articulating their experience.

Now that all of the main oil producers are unequivocally committed to maximising production, regardless of the impact prices, oil will continue to trade just like any other commodity (for example, iron ore) that is in oversupply in a competitive market.