Sentence examples similar to as a testament to commitment from inspiring English sources

It is a testament to commitment and innovation from some of the leading names in consumer electronics.

In February , 1995 as a testament to his commitment to Soto, he took out a life-insurance plan for her.

In his first week of office, President Barack Obama rescinded the policy as a testament to his commitment "to protecting a woman's right to choose".

"Both informative and compassionate, Wendel's book celebrates his brother's life and serves as a testament to the commitment of doctors who went above and beyond expectations to transform a death sentence into a survivable disease.

"We hope these letters serve as a testament to our commitment".

The fact that Schnetzer is as watchable as he is proves a testament to his commitment and innate appeal.

As a testament to Howard's ongoing commitment to employee satisfaction and progress, HCSS was awarded 69th place in the 2016 Sunday Times 100 Best Small Companies to Work for list, up from number 91 in 2015.

"It is a testament to the commitment and dedication of the Government of Nigeria, local leaders, and front line workers.

Prosecutors portrayed the arrest of the chairman of the country's second-largest conglomerate as a testament to South Korean regulators' new commitment to crack down on corruption in the country's family-controlled business groups.

"It is a testament to her commitment to Australia.

rights and a testament to their commitment to each other.