Sentence examples for likewise committed from inspiring English sources

His homophobic attorney, Denzel Washington, is likewise committed to a sense of fairness.

It is likewise committed to any kind that contains all the elephants: to mammals, to animals, to living things.

This was the doctrine of Aristotle and the Stoics, and also of orthodox Neoplatonists, who interpreted Plato's Timaeus as likewise committed to the past eternity of the world.

Maria Stewart (1803 1879), likewise committed to freedom and justice for Black people, was a pioneering feminist in speaking out publicly ("Religion and the Pure Principles of Morality, the Sure Foundation on Which We Must Build," 1831) and thus took advantage of cracks in the public sphere to advance the cause for abolition and the liberation of women (Stewart 1831).

And if the citizens are committed on moral grounds to the enforcement of this principle of distributive justice in relation to intra-societal economic interactions, it is difficult to see why they should not be likewise committed to it in trans-societal economic interactions.

The academy will be part of a network of schools where UCLA develops new educational practices and shares what works with those likewise committed to equity and access.

With the 13-8 favourite Saddler's Rock winding the tempo up from halfway after a slow early gallop, and several of his fancied rivals likewise committing early in the straight, the contest was set up for a challenge from off the pace.

The government likewise is committed to this legislation as part of their agreement to govern.

Likewise, Shaara committed himself totally to "The Killer Angels" for seven years.

Nato likewise is committed to increasing defence spending and increasing the percentage of defence spending that goes on new equipment.

Likewise, $742m was committed to Haiti and $920m pledged after the earthquake there in January.