Sentence examples for are further committed from inspiring English sources

We are further committed to the philosophy that we exist for the customer/client.

Pax7 and myogenin expression in individual cells have been reported to occur in a mutually exclusive pattern [ 16, 34], as we confirmed in Figure 2. Since Olgun et al. showed that myogenin is critical for pax7 downregulation in differentiating cells [ 15], we hypothesize that the myogenin-positive cells are further committed myoblasts.

"They will initially purchase on an unconditional basis €241m of the state's shareholding and are further committing to purchase the remainder of up to €882m after appropriate regulatory approvals have been obtained," the government statement said.

And today it seems that Docstoc is further committed to becoming a resource for small businesses, as it's launching License123, a research service that aims to help both existing and new businesses discover the permits and licenses they need to be compliant with local, state, and federal law.

Although wounds had increased quantities of progenitor cells committed to a connective tissue phenotype, these cells were not yet further committed to a form bone.

"Senegal is further north". Sall is committed to involving Gambia and Guinea-Bissau in settling the Casamance conflict.

And without firm assurances of a secure supply, investors may also be chary of further committing themselves to UK business – so ensuring the kilns keep firing the bricks is very firmly at the top of policymakers' agenda.

An August 21 indictment shows Yu has been charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and is further accused of conspiracy to commit offense or defraud the United States.

Violation 27, conspiracy to commit murder, was further dependent on a guilty finding in three subsequent conspiracy counts, themselves more subtle variations on a theme.

With the greenhouse gases currently in the atmosphere, we are already committed to further temperature increases, and further melting of the ice and increasing sea levels.

Harry Fletcher, assistant general secretary of the probation service union Napo, said: "The vast majority of serious further offences are actually committed by offenders in the lowest tier.