Sentence examples for was fundamentally committed from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush's tariffs, like the Reagan-era export restraints on Japanese cars and semiconductors, came from a president who was fundamentally committed to free trade.

Cash said her two goals in industrial relations policy were maintaining a strong safety net, which she said she was "fundamentally committed to", and removing disincentives to employment.

Farmers are fundamentally committed to conserving and enhancing the biodiversity on their farms".

Providing an outstanding student experience is something the university and the union are fundamentally committed to and this project promises to further this.

McDonald who placed ninth overall says the Green Party's draft listing shows the Greens are "fundamentally committed to youth representation".

"They are fundamentally committed to preserving Jobs' legacy and carrying forth his vision and I think they will be more diligent at that now to honor him".

Nisbet takes the opposite approach with her clients, strongly deterring them from kitchen and bath projects when they are fundamentally not committed to their homes.

We consider our system (much more than the Framers did) to be a democracy, fundamentally committed to the idea of majority rule.

Saul was fundamentally sound.

Next, spying was fundamentally illiberal.

The A.C.A. was fundamentally different.