Sentence examples for commitment to advancing from inspiring English sources

Bush has spoken of his commitment to advancing civil rights, but his actions often seem regressive.

Among her other concerns, she cited a commitment to advancing democracy in Russia.

There is a continentwide commitment to advancing women, and in many European countries, young women outnumber young men at universities.

Clinton:Well, in a number of these strategic relationships, there's a commitment to advancing the roles and rights of women.

Developed by Ecolab and Trucost, it reflects their shared commitment to advancing the principles of water stewardship.

The Valley seems to take the problem seriously — Apple's Tim Cook recently stated his commitment to "advancing diversity" — but there's a long way to go.

"The Sri Lankan government's commitment to advancing democratic reforms, improving human rights and pursuing reconciliation is fundamental for Sri Lanka's long-term stability and prosperity," he said.

Companies are showing more active commitment to advancing carbon management, with 65% now providing monetary incentives to staff for managing climate change issues, compared with 49% in 2010.

These women knew the importance of educated nurses who could blend science and caring with an unwavering commitment to advancing nursing.

Steadfast supporters of HSS, Mr. and Mrs. Salomon demonstrated their commitment to advance the hospital by endowing the creation of a research chair, the Virginia F. and William R. Salomon Chair in Musculoskeletal Research.

Presenting new evidence of atrocities allegedly committed by South Sudan government forces and allied Bul Nuer militia in northern Unity state, Human Rights Watch on Wednesday urged Obama to make a public commitment to advance the imposition of an arms embargo and additional sanctions on the warring parties in South Sudan.