Sentence examples for commit to widening from inspiring English sources

Dove® launched its "Dove Campaign for Real Beauty" in 2004 when it claimed to commit to "widening the narrow standard of beauty," and has since added to the campaign a goal to change society's views about women and aging.

But it's still committed to widening motorways and building a third runway at Heathrow.

We are committed to widening participation whilst maintaining high academic standards.

Our government says it is committed to widening attendance, pitching university fees as a trade-off for higher salaries.

A spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said: "The Government is committed to widening access in higher education.

The Liberal Democrats are committed to widening the franchise to all elections, and Labour is considering whether to include it in its manifesto for the 2015 election.

Ms Main added: "The Glasgow School of Art is totally committed to widening access and is actually thought to be a leader in its field.

Out of 10 industrialised countries committed to widening participation, Britain is the only one that does not provide any grant towards a student's living costs.

A spokesperson for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said: "The government is committed to widening access to higher education and anyone with the ability to succeed should have the opportunity to participate, regardless of their background or ability to pay.

"Cambridge is committed to widening participation in order to ensure that we continue to attract the best students, whatever their background," says Judith Jesky, university disability adviser.

"We are committed to widening access and encouraging greater participation in physical activity as the health benefits of making physical exercise a part of everyone's daily lives is well-understood," he added.