Sentence examples for rightly committed from inspiring English sources

Britain is rightly committed to free trade, but again to the point of irrationality.

The White House has rightly committed itself to new initiatives to regulate and, we hope, eventually end the ruinous practice known as mountaintop mining.

The new agency is rightly committed to meeting the deadline, although it has said it will do so by using a combination of technologies.

Gladys Carrión, Governor Paterson's, commissioner of the Office of Children and Family Services, is rightly committed to closing empty, unneeded facilities and is a strong advocate of community-based programs.

This is why undergraduate as well as postgraduate social work courses are rightly committed to recruiting students who have overcome educational and other disadvantages and can relate to those they are helping.

The government has rightly committed to balancing the books and eliminating the national deficit but the challenges facing Jerry and Jessica, and many tens of thousands of other people, makes it all the more important to ensure that financially responsible government also means compassionate government.

But relying on climate burning and super-expensive diesel farms as a stop-gap is a symbol of failure at a time when the UK is rightly committing itself to lower carbon emissions at the UN climate talks in Paris.

UN Women "The Incheon Declaration rightly commits us to non-discriminatory education that recognizes the importance of gender equality and women's empowerment for sustainable development.

Communism, Smith rightly observes, committed some of the most heinous atrocities of the 20th century's "age of catastrophe": "Stalin's terror, the famine in China of 1959 62 … Pol Pot's laying waste to Cambodia".

Child pornographers are rightly regarded as having committed a crime.

He has rightly called sexual abuse committed by the clergy a grievous evil.