Sentence examples for commitment to archiving from inspiring English sources

When the BBC does create interesting and ambitious games – for example, the fascinating CDX, a multi-episode mystery game about a Roman sacrificial blade – it has no commitment to archiving them properly, unlike with TV and radio.

Founded in 1974, Telluride is now run by Huntsinger with festival co-creator Tom Luddy, and is known for its commitment to world and archive cinema, its restricted number of passholders and its relatively relaxed atmosphere.

To reach this point has required commitment to the curation and archiving of, and access to, datasets and the development of new ways of working, which are now an intrinsic part of the governance design and management structures for new research.

Want to archive an email?

We want to archive.

Return regularly to archive your Outlook files.

Ask someone to archive your talk page.

Find the folder you want to archive.

Feel free to archive lengthy Discussion pages.

Kingston University's commitment to the Iris Murdoch Archive Project is to be applauded – it has backed Anne Rowe's fundraising in order to secure these letters and keep them in the UK, hosted biennial international conferences on Murdoch's work, and also publishes the acclaimed Iris Murdoch Review.

Dean said Greer had a number of reasons for selling her archive, besides her commitment to rainforest rehabilitation.