Sentence examples for citing its commitment from inspiring English sources

Founders Judi and Terry Paul the rival bids that had valued Renaissance at about $500 million and sold to Permira, citing its commitment to the Wisconsin Rapids community.

This time, Mercy Hospital in Redding — citing its commitment to church teaching — has refused to tie the tubes of one of their patients after a C-section delivery.

The U.S. generally does not, however, citing its ideological commitment to free trade.

Wells Fargo has denied the allegations, citing its longstanding commitment to fair and responsible lending.

At a press conference in January 1963, General de Gaulle argued that Britain was not ready to enter the common tariff, citing its trade commitments to the Commonwealth countries and its "special relationship" with the United States.

Airbnb cites its community commitment and nondiscrimination policy as grounds for shuttering those accounts.

But non-governmental organizations have questioned the administration's commitment to transparency, citing its prosecution of people who have leaked confidential documents to the press.

The American Cancer Society, a high-dollar client at the club since at least 2009, cited its "values and commitment to diversity" in a statement on its decision to move an upcoming fundraising gala.

Meanwhile, the American Cancer Society cited its "values and commitment to diversity" when announcing its decision to move its gala, which it has held at Mar-a-Lago since 2007.

Frankfurter nearly always dissented from these decisions, citing his commitment to judicial restraint.

When President Obama offered him a chance to run the new White House Office of Urban Affairs Policy, Booker declined, citing his commitment to Newark.