Sentence examples for a symbol of the commitment from inspiring English sources

One of the teachers explained it was a symbol of the commitment both school communities were making to each other and that if nurtured it would grow.

To this day it remains a symbol of the Communists' commitment to women's rights, a process that began under the preceding Nationalist government.

Moving the AIT from its crumbling 1950s-era quarters to the mammoth new complex was seen in both Washington and Taipei as a symbol of the U.S. commitment to Taiwan.

They write, "As a symbol of that commitment, we share the vision of returning Americans to the Moon as a step toward a mission to Mars".

But they are also a symbol of the most profound commitment we can make to God.

The Ukip conference is being held in Margate, just inside the South Thanet boundary, as a symbol of the party's commitment to the area.

The Obama campaign made a calculated decision to embrace Planned Parenthood as a symbol of the President's commitment to women's health care.

Thanks to the vision of founder Earl Bakken, Medtronic has a meditation room that dates back to 1974 which became a symbol of the company's commitment to creativity.

The cross is a symbol of the university's commitment to Christian values, and nowhere is that more evident than at the Pepperdine School of Law, an institution that is proudly at the edge of mainstream legal thinking.

Still, from the day he succeeded Alan Borg as director in May 2001, Mr. Jones has embraced the Spiral as a symbol of the museum's commitment to both contemporary design and the decorative arts.

The project was a symbol of the oilman's commitment to his high-profile campaign to slash the nation's dependence on foreign oil with a combination of wind power and the use of natural gas in vehicles.