Examples of using Feel committed in English and their translations into German
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Tradition that we feel committed to.
We feel committed to this tradition.
Taking your success personally'- we feel committed to this goal.
We feel committed to this foundation.
Climate protection, sustainability,and environmental protection are topics to which we here at Loxone also feel committed.
We still feel committed to our original goal.
Nevertheless, this vehicle represents our brand and the long tradition to which we feel committed to this day.
Environment: We feel committed to protecting the environment.
This responsibility is also reflected in our involvement in society, to which we feel committed as a prospering business.
We feel committed to these values and act accordingly.
Remember that it is a fleeting adventure, so do not expect anything from you, or feel committed to give anything.
Is a good example that authorities feel committed and responsible intellectual and artistic sensibility.
Furthermore, administration and management shall always act efficiently andeconomically with flat hierarchies and feel committed to benefiting the company as a whole.
Really sad for all those who feel committed to the truth and do not want to commit fraud in a colloquial as well as in alegal way.
The basis of an autonomy geared to the Common Goodare people who adopt personal responsibility and feel committed to the Common Good and the underlying Ethical Codex.
All Christians must feel committed to bearing this witness in order to prevent humanity of the third millennium from once again experiencing horrors similar to those tragically called to mind by the extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
These are usually managed by their owners- entrepreneurs who feel committed providing a solution to you, even beyond the contract.
My adversary has truly many opportunities to slip in and cause confusion, and he will always do so when My spirit's activity is displaced by intellectual thought, which isonly possible when people are not content with a simple explanation and feel committed to add or delete something.
We formulate values and principles that we at VULKAN feel committed to and which allow us to create a common company culture.
My second point is that I am glad that 2003 is to be the Year of Disabled People, particularly now, because for me it also shows that the Stability and Growth Pact and an aggressive disability policy are not only not contradictory, but also not mutually exclusive, if we are serious about the European social model,defending the dignity of all human beings and ensuring respect for human rights, which are principles to which we feel committed.
Freemasonry would constitute acohesive element for all those who believe in the Architect of the Universe and who feel committed with regard to those fundamental moral orientations which are defined, for example, in the Decalogue;
This Code of Conduct sets out the main principles and values to which we feel committed in our daily interaction with employees, customers, suppliers, society and the environment within the context of our global entrepreneurial activities.
This Christian and also human virtue, my Predecessor John Paul II said, must inspire the action of individuals, government leaders,members of international agencies and institutions as well as all members of civil society, who must feel committed to working for an authentic development of peoples and nations, keeping the good of each and every one as their goal, as Catholic social doctrine teaches cf. Sollicitudo Rei Socialis, nn. 40-41.
Philippe Starck feels committed to the principle of reduction, the ethic of omission.
Because I felt committed to you.
ARTKELCH feels committed to the arts and the artists and their families and communities in remote Australia as well as to customers and potential clients in Europe.
Our institute is a research institution that feels committed to the traditional textile industry.
There is a duty for humanitarian interventions, but certainly not as NATO spent it, asa“moral duty” with the help of bombs, to which the West feels committed.
So this raises the question not only why did Malevich paint peasants, whether his peasant paintings after 1928 were not a conscious cry against the destruction of Russian peasantry and its culture, to which,as he repeats several times in his writings, he felt committed his whole life long.
On the one hand I was not a soloist anymore and it was not really jazz what Ralf and I played,on the other hand things looked quite promising with the Stockfisch label and I felt committed to them although there were no contract clauses that bound me to them.