Sentence examples for commitment to culture from inspiring English sources

Ocampo's commitment to culture was part of a larger vision of political freedom and openness.

But as a symbol, it stood for the city's commitment to culture over or at least alongside capital.

As a national show "Fresh Air" stands nearly alone in the broadcast media for its abiding commitment to culture.

Under Premier Donald Dunstan's administration, South Australia became highly image-conscious, especially in its commitment to culture.

Labour has been accused of bragging about its commitment to £83m of cuts to arts funding, prompting deputy leader, Harriet Harman, to defend her party's commitment to culture.

The funding pot might be smaller, and the age of austerity upon us, but Manchester's investment in and commitment to culture is not the stuff of fancy.

When nurses and other medical practitioners are facilitated with a positive organizational culture, their commitment to a culture of error reporting and error sharing increases, consequently improving patient safety and reducing mortality rates [ 8, 9].

Effective employee relationships with management and a proactive maintenance culture were associated with employee commitment to safety culture and safety outcomes.

He makes the point several times that Penn State had a "clean" athletic culture and Joe Paterno had a strong commitment to that culture.

Separation (S) is an exclusive commitment to the culture of origin, even years after emigration, paired with weak involvement in the host culture and country realities.

"They have a deep commitment to youth, culture and passing on community traditions".