Sentence examples for commitment to growing from inspiring English sources
That commitment to growing a thriving innovation ecosystem includes support for new business ventures.
For a start, a total Muirfield commitment to growing the game and vociferously denouncing prejudice should be insisted upon.
In his excellent report on the future of news, James Harding, the head of BBC News, makes a strong commitment to growing the World Service.
Gehring's appointment follows the recent announcement that Eamonn Store has been appointed to the role of CEO, Guardian US, and further underlines GNM's commitment to growing its operations in the United States.
In a statement released by the club, Ms. Rice, who has played at Augusta National several times and recently was appointed to the United States Golf Association's nominating committee, made a point of mentioning the club's commitment to growing the game.
Westminster's commitment to growing the apprenticeship programme is great, but it would be a mistake for politicians to promote apprenticeships and university as the only two options for young people, especially when there are other routes such as the traineeship scheme.
Its speakers, including Ms. Ryan, were planning to send the Republican Party a message about their commitment to grow in influence as the 77-year-old Mr. Paul moves on.
"We went on strike because we wanted job security and a commitment to grow jobs in the state of Connecticut," said James Parent, a spokesman for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
It wasn't nominated, but it was an important precursor to the country's commitment to grow its own film industry.
In a rare letter to Fiat's Italian employees, Mr. Marchionne on Friday affirmed Fiat's commitment to grow in Italy, where it is already the nation's largest employer.
