Sentence examples for commitment to employ from inspiring English sources

After meeting for nearly two hours, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Attorney General John Ashcroft joined their Mexican counterparts, Jorge G. Castañeda and Santiago Creel, at a news conference to announce what Mr. Powell called a "shared commitment" to employ a "humane, family-friendly" migration policy.

Gadgil is a physicist by training whose unwavering curiosity and commitment to employ his expertise to benefit humankind has led to a string of inventions and innovations from safe drinking water solutions and a utility-sponsored energy efficiency program, to fuel-efficient stoves for displaced persons in Africa.

The Brookings Jonathann D. Pollack and Richard C. Bush note: "Non-nuclear states living in the shadow of nuclear-armed adversaries have long relied on U.S. security guarantees, specifically the declared commitment to employ nuclear weapons should our allies be subject to aggression with conventional forces".

A foundational principle of the utilization-focused approach to evaluation is to have the research inform program improvement, not only through collecting relevant data but by increasing the ETF's commitment to employ the data for program improvement.

These show a commitment to employing disabled people.

Labour's commitment to employing 1,000 more border staff is designed to ensure faster removals rather than longer detention.

It could also lead to a commitment to employing people with disabilities where policies might be failing.

A large number of these people will themselves be disabled, part of Capita's commitment to employing up to 40% of disabled people in its assessment team.

One (but by no means the only) way to improve things would be to ensure that those of us who do manage to break through make a commitment to employing and mentoring other women.

The Mayor describes the club as "an essential part of London's nightlife," and goes on to reiterate both his commitment to employing a Night Czar to oversee nocturnal activity in a city which is increasingly being told to be in bed by 11PM, and his (somewhat justified) belief that "no single organization or public body can solve these problems alone".

On that day, the UN General Assembly will launch an employment "Call to Action," inviting businesses to make concrete commitments to employ people on the autism spectrum.