Sentence examples for commitment has expanded from inspiring English sources

Each time our commitment has expanded, he says, a new objective is stated; with each military escalation there is a corresponding escalation of purpose.

That our security commitments have expanded considerably since WWII is inarguable.

Building on Davidson's longstanding commitment to affordability, Quillen has expanded efforts to recruit students from all backgrounds to the college, which meets 100percentt of demonstrated financial need for all students through the Davidson Trust.

The transition into mainstream education has had a positive impact on Sultana's commitment to education, and has expanded her life goals.

Already this administration has expanded commitments to critical programs, ones that we've seen such as drug courts, better treatment, prisoner and reentry programs, border security, and counternarcotics initiatives, both domestically and internationally.

With its new machine and commitment to training, the hospital has expanded its ability to perform surgery (as shown in this recent Facebook post from the foundation), and more and more local Congolese patients are receiving the care they need.

In the last few months, I.B.M. has expanded its corporate commitment elsewhere in the city.

What began as a modest effort — as 5-year-old Daisy Scouts they planted flowers on the grounds — has expanded into a commitment not only to volunteer at the hospital, but also to promote understanding about people living with disabilities.

At the same time, the administration has expanded U.S. military commitments — though without much debate.

Free of the long-term commitments of Legally Blonde, Smith's range has expanded exponentially.

Yet as the city's growing taste for and reputation in alternative dance music has expanded, so has Mitchell's commitment to his craft.