Sentence examples for commit to fostering from inspiring English sources
They also need help from organizations that commit to fostering their talent, according to Janti Soeripto, the deputy CEO of Save the Children International.
Williams said Peterson should be required to apologize, should commit to foster an environment free from discrimination, and the U of T should block those who attacked students from campus.
Nevertheless, many Poles welcomed the choice of a political outsider who was committed to fostering economic growth.
"I am committed to fostering a military culture where intelligent risk-taking and forward thinking are rewarded, not dreaded," Mr. Bush said at the time.
And what that means is that we need both governors and government who are committed to fostering that sense of common good.
The Spinks were committed to fostering Anglo-Soviet cultural exchanges, and through the auspices of the Society for Cultural Relations with the USSR, they brought to Britain such prominent Soviet artists as the composer Aram Khachaturian and cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.
Understanding the demonstrable and dismal failure of punitive policy, the abolitionist movement has always been committed to fostering effective, community-based alternatives that are independent of the penal system.
"Nintendo is a company committed to fostering inclusion and diversity in both our company and the broader video game industry and we firmly reject the harassment of individuals based on gender, race or personal beliefs.
The speech, written by Downing Street but delivered by the Queen in the House of Lords after a highly elaborate ceremony, said the government was committed to "fostering a culture of respect".
