Sentence examples for lives committed from inspiring English sources

Stanley and Sylvia Faulkner lived their lives committed to working to better the conditions of others.

Following in the footsteps of their dad Oliver, a Life Scout, and mother Tracie, a former scout committee chair, the two brothers have spent the bulk of their young lives committed to the values of the scout tradition: loyalty, honesty and personal accountability.

I'm a man who was born and tried to live committed to be to be open to all people, no matter their differences nationality, race, religion or geography.

Germany is calling for several measures: raising retirement ages to reduce the burden on pension funds, ending the linking of wages to increases in the cost of living, committing to debt reduction and submitting to a level of budget scrutiny that was until recently considered anathema — and is still viewed by many as a step too far.

But the corporate-government complex that runs our lives is committed to the all-out financial competition of the neoliberal global market.

Only five of the 27 global clothing brands linked to the Bangladesh factory that collapsed last year with the loss of 1,138 lives have committed to paying into a compensation fund for the victims.

They see the good in their lives and are committed to living fully!

Not expecting to live, he committed his medical history to paper under the title In Love With Daylight.

So long as he lived he committed the irritating maladroitness to be someone other in his thinking and feeling than ourselves!

It went on: "Affected by the capitalist way of living, Jang committed irregularities and corruption and led a dissolute and depraved life.

At the end of the 20th century, as many jurisdictions began to codify the rights and responsibilities of those living in committed same-sex relationships, the term was applied as well to those who were prevented by law from marrying.