Sentence examples for are committed to promoting from inspiring English sources

Fred Khumalo, the paper's bright young editor, plans to resuscitate it with fluffy stories and competitions, but without, he insists, sacrificing the worthy stuff.He has a bit of breathing space: his proprietors have deep pockets, and are committed to promoting black culture.

"We are very proud of our culture and heritage and are committed to promoting the Cornish identity as well as celebrating the diverse cultures which make up our communities".

"The James Larkin Republican Flute Band are functional and are committed to promoting Irish heritage, Irish Culture and anti-Fascism while campaigning for a united Ireland".

Anna Bichevskaya, 34, Aliona Ermakova, 26, and Liya Mur, 26, the three women who set up Russia's first supper club, Stay Hungry, are committed to promoting local cuisine.

We are committed to promoting equality, diversity and inclusion across all aspects and levels of our business, and run a number of programmes to encourage and support increased diversity".

The Rugby Football League's board of directors are committed to promoting a Championship club to Super League for 2012 and will decide next July which Super League club will make way for the arrival of Widnes, Halifax or Barrow.

French is barely spoken in Qatar but it insists it is committed to promoting use of the language.

Ms. Astley, however, said the magazine was committed to promoting diversity in its magazine and on its Web site.

"I am committed to promoting policies that enhance the underlying competitiveness of the U.S. economy and ensure that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency," he said.

"We've always been committed to promoting a learning environment that does not become commercialized," Mr. Dunn said yesterday in a statement.

"Our student athletes, as all members of the Rutgers community, should know that our university is committed to promoting an atmosphere of respect and dignity.