Sentence examples for should be committed to from inspiring English sources

One is that it is hard to see why Arcesilaus should be committed to them, or how such commitment could be consistent with the doctrine of universal suspension of assent they are supposed to justify or at least make compatible with action.

Courts should be committed to ensuring justice regardless of language.

An investigation agency should be committed to an independent and fair investigation.

She said judges "should be committed to the principle of equality for all".

'We should be committed to a stronger European voice in the world," he says.

Judges, she said, "should be committed to the principle of equality for all".

This is because the Fed should be committed to stimulative policies anyway, even without changing its target.

Mr Karim said the UK should be "committed to reforming the court from within, rather than withdrawing from it completely".

The United States and the Lebanese government say that any new president should be committed to United Nations resolutions.

That's what the secretary of state and his department, should be committed to; that's what the speech should have announced.

"Anyone who's married, you should be committed to your wife or husband," said Edwin Newton, 41, a Republican of Rochester.