Sentence examples for commit to incorporating from inspiring English sources

To attain this, they must address the structural flaws in their certification process and commit to incorporating ecosystem objectives for marine and terrestrial environments.

Building on this common understanding, the two governments should agree to initiate a process designed to develop standards and guidelines for surveillance of private persons that each government would commit to incorporating into its own domestic laws.

"We're committed to incorporating environmental justice concerns into our decision-making process," she said.

The business community is increasingly committed to incorporating CSR into strategic and business planning.

"The National Academies' calculation was based on a notional facility and did not account for any of the recommended mitigation measures that DHS has committed to incorporating into the final design.

The plan commits to incorporating smart growth, new urbanism and "green" building design principles.

We're committed to incorporating sustainable value into the design, operation and complete experience for all of our properties.

She is active in the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy community and is committed to incorporating Evidence Based Treatments into her work with clients and into her writing.

Preservationists, including the Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, eventually dropped their appeals once the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority committed to incorporating the original facade of the building into the exterior of the parking garage at an additional cost of $2.5 million to the project.

Earlier this year at an event at the White House, industry representatives publicly committed to incorporating and honoring a browser-based Do Not Track system under certain conditions.

Although prior literature suggests that federal probation and district courts are committed to incorporating EBPs (Sherman 2009), JSTEPS ensures sites' interest by choosing only sites that have adopted risk-screening tools for identifying offenders at the highest risk for violations of probation or parole (Taxman et al. 2007b).