Sentence examples for a commitment to translating from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

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.

Distinguished Delegates, now is the time for this commitment to be translated into action.

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