Sentence examples for commitment to information from inspiring English sources

If someone is more interested in trying to find the roots of how I got my nickname than they are to read information about weapons of mass destruction, it gives me a little insight into the depth of this person's commitment to information and life in general.

A continuous survey system requires a group of full-time employees with a core set of skills in monitoring and evaluation and implies a commitment to information and quality by the staff and by the health leaders of the nation.

This data sharing model is currently being implemented in the UK (there is a coalition government commitment to information sharing by hospitals in England for violence prevention) and is advocated by WHO. 15 As a public health strategy the model is intended to be dynamic, interdisciplinary, and comprehensive (that is, not dealing only with particular categories of violence such as gang violence).

The authorities wrote to Larry Page, the chief executive of Google, to "call for a pause in the interests of ensuring that there can be no misunderstanding about Google's commitments to information rights of their users and E.U. citizens".

These are some initial venues to explore to improve the commitment to public information and informed debate on non-medical uses of prescription drugs for enhancement purposes.

UNICEF has an established Information Disclosure Policy that outlines explicitly its commitment to making information about programmes and operations available to the public.

They stress their commitment to getting information to young people who may not otherwise consider going to university.

But a principled commitment to open information is not in keeping with an encrypted file, Mr. Ebell said.

In 2000 he co-founded a software company, Praja, which was meant to act as a test bed for his ideas, particularly his commitment to bringing information to ordinary people.

In line with our commitment to open information, tomorrow I will be announcing at the Publishers Association annual meeting that we will make publicly funded research accessible free of charge to readers.

With its team of converted newspaper journalists, CBS established a culture of fairness, honesty and accuracy, not out of an idealistic commitment to public information but to give owners of those left behind by the NBC bandwagon a reason to join a rival network.