Sentence examples for be committed to contribute from inspiring English sources
A group of representatives of health care educational institutions founded The Network: Towards Unity for Health (TUFH), which has become "a global association of institutions for educating health professionals to be committed to contribute, through innovative education, research, and service, to the improvement and maintenance of health in the communities they serve".
Fudan is committed to contributing to this national effort and addressing the challenges brought by global climate and environmental change, as well as economic development and globalization.
"Intel is committed to contributing its enhancements made to use all of the computing horsepower available to the open source community," said Boyd Davis, vice president and general manager of Intel's Data Center Software division, in an announcement.
A source close to him, however, said it "blows a hole" in claims that Chappell was not told about BHS's pension deficit, and that Green was committed to contributing between £40m and £50m to the pension scheme throughout the negotiations.
For all that scientists are committed to contributing to a shared body of reliable knowledge about the world — which means being ready to let go of your favorite hypotheses if the empirical facts line up against them — they also sometimes behave as if critiques of their reported findings are critiques of them as scientists.
