Sentence examples for commitment reflects from inspiring English sources

Canada's commitment reflects the change in government after October's election.

Mr. Bagwell said the foundation's major commitment "reflects our recognition that individual stories -- meaningful and well told -- can be a powerful instrument of change".

"This commitment reflects two of L'Oréal's major orientations: gender equality and climate protection," said Alexandra Palt, L'Oréal's chief sustainability officer, at the time.

A BBC spokesman said: "The BBC has never had such an important role in supporting new British music and this new commitment reflects the importance we place on bringing our audiences the best British acts".

That level of financial commitment reflects the continuing power of big-idea or "high-concept" television — represented by shows like "Lost" and "24" — even after recent failures like "Flash Forward" and "V".

Largely, that commitment reflects a world after 2001, in which it is not hard to convince leaders that if a natural virus can move quickly from Asia to America so could one that is produced by terrorists.

First is Columbia's commitment to teach students to think, a commitment reflected best in the core curriculum but that extends way beyond it.

"Is their commitment reflected in a powerful drive to get the small things right and help others do the same?" he asks.

Details of the manifesto commitment reflect the Liberal Democrats' drive to present themselves as the most consistent advocates of "fair pay" at the next election.

Regardless, the expertise, caring and commitment reflected in the ranks of our professional, support and administrative staff will ultimately define who we are and how we stand the test of time in a county challenged as never before.

This commitment reflected the tradition of Albanian patriotism.