Sentence examples for state committed from inspiring English sources

A separate collection depicts Isis as a livable destination, a benevolent state committed to public works.

One of Israel's greatest strengths is its origins as a democratic state committed to liberal values and human rights.

The Russian Constitution, adopted in 1993, stipulates that Russia is a federal democratic state committed to the rule of law.

And it's deeply out of whack, with the state committed to more programs than the Legislature can finance.

Only five years ago, the state committed to pumping $5.5 billion into classrooms, with 72 percent slated for the neediest schools, whether in urban, rural or suburban communities.

A state committed to blind obedience to a single doctrine will -- necessarily -- suppress free thought and freedom of association, thus destroying civil society.

The city traditionally releases its money only after the state commits its share.

There are cases of the state committing very serious violations during moments when, in theory, public security was supposed to be arriving in these regions.

Heads of state committing and/or covering up murder (as happened in the final season of 24) in order to secure peace in the Middle East?

A spokesman for Angela Merkel said that, "All member states committed themselves politically to assistance for Greece.

Surrounded by states committed to the war, Indian Territory became a crossroads of conflict.