Sentence examples for a commitment to translate from inspiring English sources

Instead of a monetary award, the accolade carries a commitment to translate the work into English.

In 2008, the WHO African Region articulated a commitment to translating patient safety evidence into effective policy [ 27].

The many commemorations in different parts of the world will underscore the need for a strong commitment to translate the articles of the CRC into results for children.

IT TAKES great courage and commitment to translate for a foreign journalist in Myanmar.

Commitment to translating research findings into interventions and policies is of utmost importance.

Openness can mean more porous borders and the recognition of minorities inside a country (a commitment to openness can also translate into more trade agreements – but, contrary to what neoliberals insinuate, it doesn't have to).

Dr Ioannou, wanted to identify if a commitment to sustainability back in 1993, translated into organisational structures and commercial success over an 18 year period.

I doubt that skills in one are easily transferrable to the other, but at the same time, Trump's claims on the importance of bargaining can be simply translated as a commitment to diplomacy.

However, the government's clear support of the programme has not yet translated into a commitment to pay for subsidies.

"We have a unique opportunity to translate commitments and promise and into action.

There must be commitment, conviction, understanding, and a willingness to translate what we know into what we do.