Sentence examples for commitment to encourage from inspiring English sources

The framework renews FDA's commitment to encourage and support innovation in regenerative medicine.

Despite this, there is a clear commitment to encourage the world to study in the UK.

We need real commitment to encourage as many children as possible into developing a passion for classical music.

His commitment to encourage education in developing countries throughout his career served as an independent source of inspiration for our international work.

Louisiana has a four-year commitment to encourage minority teachers, beginning with a future teachers club in middle school, Mr. Jackson said.

So the United States is stuck, one official said, between not wanting to suggest it will be a military presence in the region forever and showing enough commitment to encourage Pakistan to change its behavior.

(Actually it is quite scruffy, which says more about my lazy gardening skills than my commitment to encouraging any wildlife).

The non-juried fairy houses demonstrate the garden's commitment to encouraging all levels of artistic expression.

With President Bush vowing to bring democracy to Iraq and the Middle East, Arab governments have begun professing a new commitment to encouraging democracy.

The UAE's push (refs A-C) to host the headquarters of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) complements its political and financial commitment to encouraging renewable energy production and consumption.

Earlier this month, the government repeated its commitment to encouraging more women into science in a response to the latest Science and Technology Committee report on the issue.