Sentence examples for commit to encouraging from inspiring English sources

"The president will commit to encouraging ourselves and our G-8 partners to seek to maintain the high level of commitment to agriculture and food security even as we go forward beyond the formal L'Aquila period" of three years, he said.

They could commit to encouraging innovation and helping it to flourish.

As Ray Chambers put it, we will commit to "encourage everyone in the private sector, from businesses to individuals, to try and use creative and new ideas to help someone else get connected to an economic opportunity".

Our companies are committed to encouraging and practicing conservation and energy efficiency.

Mr. Duguid said the United States was "committed to encouraging a genuine dialogue between the Burmese authorities and opposition that leads to a free and democratic Burma".

"The government is committed to encouraging more people to move to cities because of the greater prosperity they expect in the long run.

The symposium included awards for mid-career women and engaged C3E ambassadors committed to encouraging young women to join clean energy fields.

Responding to inquiries earlier this year about whether the city might discourage the opening of more bars, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's press secretary, Stu Loeser, said, "We're deeply committed to encouraging entrepreneurs to start and expand small businesses in the city".

Jonathan Hills, the deputy director of Sotheby's clock department and a long-term friend of Mr Daniels, said the watchmaker, committed to encouraging others to develop their own methods and skills, had an extraordinary influence throughout the watchmaking community.

With a mission statement committed to "encouraging and enabling people to achieve their full potential", the polytechnic launched a range of radical ways to open up higher education opportunities.

He is particularly committed to encouraging the growth of a local film industry and serves as chief executive of the Film Makers Educational Cooperative of Bridgeport, a not-for-profit organization devoted to training students for directorial careers.