Sentence examples for is wholly committed from inspiring English sources

Ablett, who has since relinquished the Gold Coast captaincy, has declared he is wholly committed to the Suns but is no certainty to play on beyond 2017.

The ideal Process disciple knows he is part of a larger system and is wholly committed to his role within that system, regardless of the chaos around him or the scoreboard or the importance of the game.

This gesture may resonate among European champions of peace, but as a minister in Israel's government and chairman of a party that is wholly committed to the peace process and a two-state solution, I wish to note one problem with these new directives: They will encourage nothing but delay in the resumption of peace negotiations.

For it appears that, nonetheless, the semantics itself is wholly committed to possibilism.

"As the sport's governing body in the island, the Isle of Man Cycling Association is wholly committed to the bid".

A Downing Street spokesperson said: "The government is wholly committed to arts and culture and ministers are determined to do everything they can to make sure they get through this difficult period without long term damage.

For most of his life, Cohen was wholly committed to his brand of Kantianism, and he displayed considerable originality in its elaboration.

The conflagration made the front page of papers across the world and persuaded outsiders that Kenya was wholly committed to stopping the elephant poaching.

The test now is to demonstrate that all members of the Tory government are wholly committed to the priorities Theresa May set out yesterday".

It's wholly committed to its squalid vision, and the depths of indignity to which Gadd's character is propelled spur moments of sharp tragicomedy.

Unlike New Labour, which combined betrayal with negotiation, those now in power are wholly committed to the full privatisation of education.