Sentence examples similar to a multitude of commitments from inspiring English sources
As the Environmental Protection Agency's Integrated Environmental Plan for the U.S.-Mexico Border Area and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) were being drafted in the early 1990s, Arizona Toxics Information lobbied and organized grassroots groups on both sides of the border to share information and rally for a multitude of environmental commitments in the agreements.
(A worldly-vagueness option is also available to perdurantists, and might be attractive to those who want to avoid commitment to a multitude of temporarily-coincident four-dimensional objects. But typical perdurantists adopt the temporary-coincidence-plus-linguistic-vagueness account outlined above).
They also reflect the recognition that realizing these core commitments requires the contributions of a multitude of actors, including clusters.
A great supporter of our school and its mission, Richard's commitment to Trevor enriched our community in a multitude of ways.
As decades of reports and commitments by WHO and others have stressed, there are a multitude of factors affecting health, and health care is only one of them (9, 19).
Philip Brook, chairman of the All England Club, said: "We greatly value the BBC's commitment to delivering large national audiences for the Championships across a multitude of high‑quality platforms".
Our commitment to diversity also means that the women we train come from a multitude of different backgrounds and all walks of life.
There are a wealth of experimental data demonstrating the pleiotropy of miRNAs in regulating a multitude of cellular processes, such as embryonic stem cell differentiation [ 11, 12], cell fate and lineage commitment [ 13– 15], organogenesis [ 16– 18] and oncogenesis [ 19– 23].
A multitude of characters.
#TrumpBible Love covers a multitude of sins.
