Sentence examples for commitment to educating from inspiring English sources
The good news is that the international community's commitment to educating girls has made great progress.
The Guardian Education Centre was awarded the top prize in the 'enduring excellence category' for its facilities and commitment to educating students and children.
These signs reaffirm our values and our commitment to educating citizen leaders equipped to thrive and to serve in our increasingly diverse and global society.
Evelyn was a visionary successful businesswoman and mentor who believed in and supported the Lauder Institute's commitment to educating international business men and women from its founding by her husband Leonard and brother-in-law Ronald.
"If we hope to retain our nation's historic commitment to educating for democracy, colleges and universities cannot continue to threaten access and add to already burgeoning loan burdens for students," Lynn Pasquerella, the college president, said in a statement.
The children were members of the youth orchestra program that the Los Angeles Philharmonic inaugurated two years ago, inspired by Mr. Dudamel, for whom a commitment to educating young people is encoded in his DNA.
A ten-year commitment to educate Haitians and empower them to strive for better futures.
They share a rented home, modest paychecks and a commitment to educate the poor, the struggling and the striving in Tucson's Catholic schools.
The pioneer of organic cooking, her commitment to educate all on the necessity of using only organic/unadulterated ingredients was her life-long mission.
Jim Wood, the president of U.S.A. Swimming, said the meeting was part of the organization's ongoing commitment to educate parents, coaches and swimmers about sexual predators in an effort to weed them out of the sport.
"We have a commitment to educate the top 100 percent of Americans, but this is a tough time," said Martha J. Kanter, under secretary of the federal Department of Education and a former community college president.
