Sentence examples for seriously committing from inspiring English sources

In that climate, Mr. Kerry's reaffirmation of American interest in negotiations could get lost, especially since he put the responsibility on the North to act first, by seriously committing to denuclearize, and seemed inclined to let South Korea's new president, Park Geun-hye, move ahead first on her call for dialogue with North Korea.

Readers would have benefited from more straight storytelling about what happened in Afghanistan and Iraq, and what an America seriously committed to nation-building might have done better.

In 2005, he moved into a house with a group of Kenyans, and had a revelation – to be seriously good, you need to be seriously committed.

"If the government is seriously committed to delivering a 23% RET by 2020 it needs the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to be investing in wind power.

Assad, Philip Gourevitch says on this week's Political Scene podcast, "has allies who are seriously committed at a level that no Western power is committed to the people that are opposing him".

What is it about a Labour leader seriously committed to collecting every last penny of personal and corporate tax that first repelled these multi-billionaire tax-shirkers, one might ask.

Ultimately, the Obama administration must seriously commit to immigration reform that ensures that ICE and DHS comply with sensible and fair regulations which afford individuals rights that are currently detained by an inefficient and morally bankrupt system.

Mr. Friedman's "stick" method would be a start, but more would be accomplished with generous carrots, like tax incentives for companies such as Tesla Motors and others seriously committed to alternatives to the internal combustion engine.

"The European Union, Russia and the U.N. must also be seriously committed so that a solution can be found to the crises stretching from Israel and Palestine to Iraq and Iran," Mr. Ahtisaari said.

Now being debated in the lower house, the legislation has surprised experts inside and outside the country because it comes at a time when President Andrés Pastrana's government has gone to great lengths to portray the military as seriously committed to breaking ties with right-wing paramilitary groups.

In particular, if someone succeeds, that is some evidence that the person was seriously committed to carrying out a fully formed plan.