Sentence examples for commitment of the city from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they will deepen the cultural commitment of the city".

The commitment of the city and state to the project and to transforming Trenton into a tourist destination is what persuaded Marriott to remain involved, said Terry Harwood, the vice president and general manager of Marriott Conference Centers.

The panel were unanimous in their recommendation because of their compelling cultural programme, the way it seeks to address the city's past, and the enthusiasm and commitment of the city and its supporters.

Albert Lam, group chief executive of Detroit Electric, said in the release: "We are Detroit Electric, not London Electric; our commitment to the city of Detroit, the state of Michigan and the United States is as strong as it ever was.

Paseo Verde would not have been possible without the financial commitments of the City of Philadelphia, The State of Pennsylvania, the Federal Government, LISC and JP Morgan Chase.

As part of its commitment to the city's economy, the CityBridge consortium has also committed to build a facility for making the Link devices in New York.

Today Benchmark Capital announced with Mayor Ed Lee our long-term commitment to the City of San Francisco, opening a new office on the top floor of the Warfield Theater, in the heart of the Tenderloin district.

This is a commitment, a commitment to the city of New York, by the boxers, by the Garden and by all the people involved on putting on this show.

"I think he's going to have to re-establish his commitment to the city of Oakland in some ways," Mr. Chanin said.

"We were asked about shooting 'Analyze That' in Canada," Ms. Rosenthal said, "and it was right after Sept. 11, and in view of our commitment to the city, we felt it had to be here".

But before the members of the Native Society take up this venerable handle, they would do well to remember that Irving's Knickerbockers are characterized not just by a patrician pedigree, but by a fierce civic-minded commitment to the city of their birth.