Sentence examples for what is committed from inspiring English sources

Again based compositionally on the theme of travel or a journey, the album was produced by Brion, and, in critic Mike Hobart's description, "probes the confluence of the arbitrary and non-arbitrary in music, of balancing what is committed to the page with improvisation".

Fortunatus proposed that Augustine was reducing the scope of evil only to what is committed by humans, though Augustine writes that Fortunatus finally conceded the debate when he admitted that he could not defend his views on the origin of evil.

But the report's authoritative conclusion that "the United States engaged in the practice of torture" is impossible to dismiss by a public that needs to know what was committed in the nation's name.

This abysmal speed is 19 times slower than what was committed to and paid for.

Then began the foot dragging: the Ministry budgeted a fraction of what was committed and the Municipality was slow to plan, ratify and implement construction.

The New Alliance has laid out $1.2 billion for food security and nutrition initiatives through G8 nations and new donors, a sum that, while significant, is a fraction of what was committed in L'Aquila.

The "I do" headline is prominent, accompanied by descriptions of what she is "committed to" like: "Protecting the rain forest and the people who live there.

What he is is committed and savvy, an artist putting his ample charisma in the service of greater ideas.

"We think it's very important to maintain stability and peace in the Middle East," he told reporters, but he left ambiguous exactly what China is committing to.

Every time a potential president, legislative body or judiciary champions this cause this is what it is committing every girl and woman and family in the country to.

"He is committed to what we do".