Sentence examples for commit to broadening from inspiring English sources

Given the momentous impact of climate change, we need to fully commit to broadening the fight by harnessing an important, evolving approach to drive mitigation efforts.

China is committed to broadening the yuan's role for foreign trade and investment-related purposes.

Valiant recently announced that the crimefighter will team up with another character who broke through in the 1990s, committed to broadening the representation of women: Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Almost 90 law firms and legal departments have signed up to Prime, an initiative committed to broadening access to the legal profession, which offers work experience to students from less privileged backgrounds.

And this is the Yauch people remember: a man who could say he was sorry and not feel lessened by it; a man living within the principles of Buddhism and committed to broadening awareness of the political situation in Tibet; and a genuinely quiet person who had become more likely to make a joke at his own expense than anyone else's.

"We are committed to broadening access to the Uber platform with a range of low-cost options that will move more people around town and help cities tackle issues such as congestion.

Twitch is clearly committed to broadening its purview beyond gaming.

The 1980 platform went on to make a specific pitch to the nation's youth, committing itself to broadening "the involvement of young people in all phases of the political process".

As such, the union is committing its resources to "broadening environmental justice".

At the moment, there are only some six thousand Americans training and advising Iraqis; after four years of war, the Pentagon has not committed the resources to broaden this effort, even though counter-insurgency warfare depends on the emergence of a capable indigenous Army.

As the United States and Russia commit themselves to nonproliferation, a proposal by European NATO members to reduce and withdraw tactical nuclear weapons would be an important contribution to broadening this bilateral effort to reduce the number of nuclear weapons in the world.