Sentence examples for unconditionally committed from inspiring English sources
That's what comes from witnessing acting that is this unconditionally committed, not to mention this sensational — in every sense of the word.
At the same time, China is by no means unconditionally committed to Pakistan, and this should give Washington room for maneuver.
"I pledge to you that I am totally and unconditionally committed to protecting our children from abuse of any kind," Cardinal Egan said.
In a letter delivered to parishioners for Palm Sunday masses, he wrote, "I pledge to you that I am totally and unconditionally committed to protecting our children from abuse of any kind".
We want to make it clear that we are wholly and unconditionally committed to respecting the identity and way of life of the inhabitants of the Malvinas, as we do with the 250,000 British descendants living in mainland Argentina.
Thus, Thomas Morris has objected that one could be unconditionally committed to each of two distinct beings provided that their wills were necessarily harmonious.
And her earlier, effortful blankness started to make sense as a kind of self-protection, for Ms. Reaser commits unconditionally to the precocious flirtatiousness within Li'l Bit, a prematurely buxom girl who is both highly intelligent and unknowing.
Contrast a father who is committed to rearing a beloved daughter: he desires unconditionally that the child do well, and his desire gives him reason to live, because he can rear his child only if he survives.
Vantage and like-minded private equity firms are committed to proving that this need not be the case, and we are unconditionally dedicated to serving thousands of low- and middle-income New Yorkers who deserve an affordable home of which they can be proud.
A total of €163.6 million has been committed to these Debt2Health agreements, with half of this amount – €81.8 million – paid to the Global Fund for investment in the beneficiary countries through the standard Global Fund processes and systems, and the other half unconditionally written off by the creditor countries.
