Sentence examples for openly committed from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has openly committed America to rebuilding Iraq after ousting Mr Hussein.

Iraq cannot be trusted to be honest about its weapons, and the United States has become openly committed to a change of Iraqi regime.

Back in the mid-1980s, the owners openly committed collusion by not pursuing free agents, a mistake that eventually cost them money and embarrassment.

Looking forward and backward at the same time, and not yet openly committed to any course, the somewhat mercurial prime minister is a political enigma.

A manipulative, deeply emotional film, it's openly committed to a belief in the basic decency of mankind, unafraid of an accusation of sentimentality and unabashed in its inspirational aim of drawing people together in a form of communion.

According to Univision's news president, Isaac Lee, the network is openly committed to "pro-Hispanic" immigration reform, and it has a particular slant on the news: a dog biting any man is not a story, but a dog biting a Hispanic man is.

Mr. Volcker explained that because he had pushed Mr. Bradley to run, he felt he should openly commit to the Bradley campaign.

Obama's decision to scrap his long-deferred ambition to end the US military commitment to Afghanistan reflects a twilight period in US warfare: after more than a decade, military commanders are unable to defeat an insurgency or field an indigenous proxy force and political leaders are unwilling to accept the blame of losing a war or openly committing the US to indefinite combat.

Even if Suarez does not feature in that particular game, though, the fact that he can now take a full part in training is particularly significant, allowing him to finally draw a line under his latest biting episode, start the process of integration in his demanding new environment and openly commit himself to preparing for his first season in La Liga.

"And who wants less penis?" Buryova is also the only protester who openly commits to loving Bono as a performer.

They did not show the polarization effect, suggesting that it does not necessarily occur when people simply hold opposing positions, but rather when they openly commit to them.