Sentence examples for we feel committed from inspiring English sources

This is a principle we feel committed to upholding".

"Germans can be assured that we feel committed to the goal of energy transformation," Ms. Merkel said after the meeting.

As a feminist, I'm kind of hesitant to say this is something that naturally we have in us and therefore we feel committed to doing something.

What Charles Taylor calls 'higher, strongly evaluated goods' (Taylor 1989)—the goods we should feel committed to, those that generate moral obligations on us regardless of our actual preferences are not somehow invented by individuals, but rather they are located within the social world which provides one's framework of the lower and the higher.

"It made us realize that whatever we agree on, the Turkish government may not feel committed to the understandings".

Otherwise, once we begin to downsize, important communities may not feel committed to the status quo, and Iraqi security forces may splinter along ethnic and religious lines.

We conclude that the parties involved in the described disagreement may feel committed to seemingly similar, but actually quite different principles.

The budget meetings mean that "parents feel committed.

Now the owners say they feel committed to Chelsea.

Presumably some viewers feel committed to "The X Factor" and Mr. Cowell instead of "Idol".

Others want to feel committed to their partners, yet they are confused about whether they have consciously chosen their mates.