Sentence examples for commitment to attract from inspiring English sources
But it was the opening of the Singapore FreePort last year that signaled the government's commitment to attract the art world to the city.
At the core of our wide range of academic inquiry is the commitment to attract and engage the best minds in pursuit of greater human understanding, pioneering new discoveries, and service to society.
As we have stated in prior years, management and compensation committees should understand the potential consequences of their decisions under applicable ISS policies, but should not waver in their commitment to attract and retain talented personnel who will contribute to the long-term success of a company.
However, he has been persuaded by cabinet ministers to secure a pre-election legislative commitment to attract Liberal Democrat voters and embarrass any future Conservative government that would be faced with repealing the legislation if it wanted to avoid holding the referendum.
In keeping with "the Administration's continuing commitment to attract and retain highly skilled immigrants," says a DHS statement, one of the rule changes would allow H-4 dependent spouses of H-1B visa holders who are in process of applying for permanent residency to obtain work authorization.
"He decided that the resolution also needed to include language that speaks to the accountability of the board and their commitment to attract and retain students," said Arlene Irlando, Schmerelson's chief of staff.
All tickets were sold at the original 1962 prices, in line with the ensemble's longstanding commitment to attracting a wide audience with affordable events.
Many other states have made a major commitment to attracting that travel: since 1990, 82 convention centers have been built around the United States, and 171 others have been expanded.
The symposium is one of many programs that advance the University's commitment to attracting people of high ability from underrepresented groups.
