Sentence examples for and commitment to culture from inspiring English sources

The funding pot might be smaller, and the age of austerity upon us, but Manchester's investment in and commitment to culture is not the stuff of fancy.

Donald Allan Dunstan, Australian politician whose progressive policies during his tenure as premier of South Australia (1967 68 and 1970 79) helped improve social services and antidiscrimination and consumer-protection laws and fostered a commitment to culture (b. Sept. 21, 1926, Suva, Fiji d. Feb. 6, 1999, Adelaide, S.Aus., Australia).

Though he brings up possible barriers to acceptance like citizenship, commitment to culture, and lack of language skills, he insists those aren't problems for him.

Ocampo's commitment to culture was part of a larger vision of political freedom and openness.

But as a symbol, it stood for the city's commitment to culture over or at least alongside capital.

As a national show "Fresh Air" stands nearly alone in the broadcast media for its abiding commitment to culture.

Under Premier Donald Dunstan's administration, South Australia became highly image-conscious, especially in its commitment to culture.

But they must be backed by a true commitment to culture change.

"Our clients, colleagues and shareholders all recognize Colm's experience, leadership and commitment to our culture," Mr. Gorman wrote in a memo to Morgan Stanley employees on Wednesday.

A dance company that is keeping this art form alive with its innovation, and commitment to a culture that breathes spirit into our modern lives, requires that its members are committed.

While growing up as part of a Greek immigrant family in Berkeley, California, Otis began a lifelong attraction and commitment to African American culture.