Sentence examples for burgeoning commitment to from inspiring English sources

The burgeoning commitment to contracting the delivery of bus services through competitive tendering or negotiated performance-based contracts has been accompanied by as many contract payments schemes as there are contracts.

Much more instructive than speculating on the outcome of Musharraf's case – likely to end in a brokered amnesty and reciprocal exile of the kind given to Sharif in 1999 – is understanding Pakistan's burgeoning commitment to parliamentary democracy.

Dennis returned home late from a night on the town – not the commitment to his burgeoning sports career his father expected of him.

As the Gate broadened its creative scope, Hayes found herself caught up in the theatrical world's commitment to the burgeoning film industry.

But after helping to organize NYU's first student-led walkout and illegally marching down the middle of Lafayette Street and ignoring law enforcement officials along the way, Thornton says she forged a deep and abiding commitment to the burgeoning movement.

"We will create a judicial system that is fair and this will prove our commitment to the rule of law," Jehani said of his country's burgeoning post-revolutionary administration.

The company's long-standing commitment to sustainable economic development and to meeting the developing world's burgeoning housing needs led it to create a dedicated affordable-housing team based at its Paris headquarters.

In fact, it is a commitment to experimentation that makes Sonic Youth a kind of art college for burgeoning tastemakers.

Two Sigma sought out Cornell Tech as its launch partner given the organizations' shared commitment to applying a product mindset, emphasizing creativity in problem-solving, and supporting the burgeoning tech scene in New York City.

All this against a background of burgeoning tension as EU officials, racheting up the pressure, demanded that Greece also give written assurances of its commitment to economic reforms demanded in exchange for aid.

"If we hope to retain our nation's historic commitment to educating for democracy, colleges and universities cannot continue to threaten access and add to already burgeoning loan burdens for students," Lynn Pasquerella, the college president, said in a statement.