Sentence examples similar to a prime example of commitment from inspiring English sources

Seven years ago, during China's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, the Chinese government promised the International Olympic Committee IOCC) a more open China, with unfettered Internet access for foreign journalists being used as a prime example of China's commitment to openness.

It's a prime example of the amazing innovation and commitment to customer success that we look for in our portfolio companies," said John Somorjai, EVP of Corporate Development and Salesforce Ventures, Salesforce, in a statement.

A prime example of the Obama Administration and Congress' complete lack of commitment to America's top job creators can be seen in their consistent refusal to address the diversion of federal small business contracts to Fortune 500 firms.

For Ramachandran, Haiti is a prime example of how donors need to do more to translate their high-level commitments to transparency into reality.

It was a prime example of the rhetoric of race science, whose proponents love to claim that they are honouring the data, not political commitments.

Facebook is a prime example of this.

Trident is a prime example of this.

A prime example, of course, would be Germany.

The Boston Vegetarian Society is a prime example of this.

Charlie Townes here [at Berkeley] is a prime example of that.

The Morse Academy is a prime example of that.