Sentence examples for unequivocally committed from inspiring English sources

On net neutrality, I made a commitment very early on that I am unequivocally committed to net neutrality.

A.G.S.: My family is unequivocally committed to this institution.

"I am strongly and unequivocally committed to redevelopment of our urban centers," said Mr. McGreevey.

Barack Obama has made it clear that he is "unequivocally committed to net neutrality", but says the final decision rests with the FCC.

The Tories were boosted during the election campaign when the chancellor, George Osborne, unequivocally committed to provide the £8bn that Stevens had requested.

"There is a need for clear evidence that the authorities and the political class are unequivocally committed to eradicating the root-causes of the problem," it added.

First, Mr. Erdogan must unequivocally commit to a negotiated process that includes compromises by both sides.

"For the first time in 14 years we have the leader of the Labour party today unequivocally committing the party to reversing the legislation which has created in England a broken down market-based healthcare system," Lord Owen said.

Mr. Koutoulas was more vehement: "I unequivocally think crimes were committed".

That means stating unequivocally that they are committed to the equal rights of all citizens and to ensuring that Shiites and other minorities can practice their religions without fear.

"Every Muslim leader must unequivocally proclaim that terror committed in the name of Islam violates the core tenets of the Prophet Mohammed, and they must do so repeatedly.