Sentence examples for commitment to enabling from inspiring English sources

He said two factors behind the erosion were the strong competition for top students and a "lessened commitment to enabling low-income students to attend private universities".

"There are a lot of potential Jony Ives out there, but they don't work in organisations that have the mindboggling resources of a company like Apple, or that commitment to enabling a design studio as the central R&D lab of this gigantic company.

"By joining CNCF, we are furthering our commitment to enabling transformation, while making software open, accessible and consumable as the heart of enterprise IT strategy".

I'm also impressed by Google's commitment to enabling these same talented people to tackle some of the world's most interesting and important problems".

The pCODR has demonstrated its commitment to enabling patient input at the highest level by the development of a document to guide patient advocacy groups and by conducting training sessions to ensure patients are comfortable with the process and understand how best to provide input.

In a letter to government departments, he wrote: "Greater transparency across government is at the heart of our shared commitment to enable the public to hold politicians and public bodies to account".

"Today we'll need a similar bold new commitment to enable the current generation of Americans to rise to the global challenges we face," said Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the education committee.

"What we do know is that if you design higher densities and a mixture of uses, linked to a commitment to enable pedestrianisation, then passive surveillance tend to reduce crime and create safer atmospheres".

There's still no answer to the big question I'd like to quote the prime minister, David Cameron (Bilderberg, 2008): "Greater transparency is at the heart of our shared commitment to enable the public to hold politicians and public bodies to account … It's your money, your government, you should know what's going on.

While "some significant changes have been made to improve the experience of young witnesses... there remain areas in which the state is failing in its commitment to enable young witnesses to give their best evidence," says Joyce Plotnikoff, co-author of both reports.

We also welcome the Regulator's commitment to enable new sample exam papers to be with schools and colleges from the end of June".