Sentence examples for commitment to creation from inspiring English sources
President Bush repeated his commitment to creation of a Palestinian state but warned that it could not be built "on a foundation of terror and corruption".
Most notably, an array of ethical issues of social import arises from architecture's commitments to creation of a socially beneficial and functional art.
Jack Curtis, the Asia-Pacific regional manager at the world's biggest solar company, FirstSolar, said: "I find it particularly mystifying and disappointing that the government with a stated commitment to innovation and new industry creation would seek to constrain one of its own agencies that has been so effective at contributing to both of these goals".
That sort of engagement — a beauty that is no mere consumption but that reflects an emotional commitment to its creation and an understanding of its place in the world — is what she achieves, even when her characters don't; the quest for it, or the lack of a quest for it, is precisely the subject of her films.
The real test of bipartisan commitment to job creation will come soon.
Fourthly, we need far more commitment to the creation of higher quality modern politics and more effective political institutions.
Blumenthal tried to demonstrate his commitment to job creation by promising to try to restart construction of F-22 jets in Connecticut.
Jackson argues that Moses's strong commitment to the creation of expansive public works more than compensated for his tendency to skimp on facilities for black neighborhoods.
Israel's commitment to the creation of a Palestinian state was cast into doubt by its settlement building programme, said Mr Ban.
"Frankly, we have not seen a lot of ideas coming forward from Republicans that would indicate that same kind of commitment to job creation," he said.
Steve Roberts, the West Virginia Chamber's president, said that the organization had historically stayed out of Senate races, but that it had been moved to act by the governor's commitment to job creation.
