Sentence examples for commitment to changing from inspiring English sources

WWF sees H&M's commitment to changing all aspects of its water use — from cotton to the customer — as a chance to change the way an entire industry deals with water use and pollution.

Real and large scale change is challenged, however, by limited government capacity and commitment to changing practises and to allocating sufficient resources for social work towards child protection.

The other decision, however, was a commitment to changing the defensive culture in New York.

But Los Angeles has shown little commitment to changing the way the Police Department is monitored and run.

It combined his media savvy, his loyalty to the people he's written about, and his commitment to changing the way the underclass is represented.

Dr Shiva's commitment to changing the reality of hunger on the ground in India provides an evidence-based approach of polyculture.

Gordon Brown has gone a long way toward making that happen with his commitments to changing the way business is done.

Scott Chasin, CEO and co-founder of ProtectWise, believes that what really distinguishes the company, other than its product's Tron-like design, it its commitment to really changing how companies approach threat response and recovery.

If he establishes this commission, it would break the silence about what has happened and signal a real commitment not only to changing the practices of the past but also to ensuring that they do not happen again.

Still other staffers have agendas ranging from adding commitment ceremony announcements to changing obituaries (currently the Times will not use the word lover and will not say the deceased is "survived by" his or her companion).

Later David Cameron, answering a personal plea from an ordinary reader, said: "I want to do everything I can to support commitment and I'm open to changing things further to guarantee equality".