Sentence examples for more committed to a from inspiring English sources

These include signs that the authorities in Jakarta are more committed to a settlement of the Aceh question than before.

Mr. Godinez and the others, then, the emerging portrait of them indicates, wound up more committed to a different kind of violent routine.

If you think that government programs too frequently fail, why do you tend to vote for the political party that is more committed to a significant role for government?

Besides the rebels' abandonment (for now at least) of their independence demand and the government's move on political representation for the rebels, there are also signs that the authorities in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, are more committed to a settlement of the Aceh question than before.

But Mr. Harding says many of these readers are merely "window shoppers" who land on the site from a search engine or other link and are of little value to advertisers, who prefer readers who are more committed to a newspaper or Web site.

Maybe the type of person recruited was more committed to a technology that has gone hand in hand with a vaguely libertarian ethos than a commitment to national security, whatever the implications for privacy and freedom.

As he approached middle age, Mr. Zakaria grew more committed to an exercise routine of running and tennis and stuck to it.

"I think Romney is more committed to an aggressively pro-freedom policy.

As an athlete, he is more committed to eating a healthy breakfast.

Iran and North Korea will be even more committed to having a nuclear deterrent after watching the American military conquer Iraq.

And to judge from Trump's record so far, he's more committed to the idea of a wall, regardless of the cost, than to actual immigration enforcement.