Sentence examples for commitment to bridging from inspiring English sources

Rjeily's commitment to bridging culture through design is evident on every page.

One initiative, the mental health crisis care concordat is a commitment to bridging what remains as one of the biggest gaps between the treatment of mental and physical health: emergency care.

At the core of the schools' programme is a commitment to bridge classroom teaching to high level academia.

"He's a man who's had a lot of vision and a lot of commitment to bringing people together and building bridges".

Moreover, the overall national economic and social context should be conducive to bridging divides, and finally the government should work to fulfill its commitment towards the national policies and programmes and international instruments.

The 48-person team is expected to grow to 75 by the end of 2018, assuming Secretary Mattis is genuine about his commitment to build bridges between the military and private sector tech companies.

The Abraham Fund launched a television campaign calling on Jews and Muslims to be respectful of one another during this important time as part of their on-going commitment to building bridges between Jews and Muslims.

Comcast is continuing its commitment this year, Ms. Lillie said, "to bridge the gap for the kids who do not have access to the Internet at home".

As the industry applauded Gordon Brown's pledge to boost entrepreneurial spirit and IT investment, it emerged that long-term commitment would be needed to bridge the gap between the British and US business environment.

"I call on all governments to summon the political will and commitment that will be required to bridge their differences," he said.

Many states have lost hope that the federal government, which spends about $12 billion a year on all public transportation programs combined, will upgrade its commitment to fixing roads, bridges, and subways.