Sentence examples for commitment to innovate from inspiring English sources

"Pushing the limits requires experimentation and a commitment to innovate.

What's clear is that Old Town has thrived over the past 120 years because it was built on a commitment to innovate and shift to meet the needs of its customers and its namesake hometown community.

JS: Part of it is our customer obsession and commitment to innovate around what the customer wants in financial services, and part of it is that it's still very early in the journey for us.

That includes the Living Wage, youth employment, no zero-hours contracts, a commitment to innovate and export, support for youth skills, a push towards better gender balance at the top and in pay structures, more workforce engagement (probably meaning the boardroom, for which a Fair Work Commission is being set up) and support for the local community.

And while the age of the internet continues to affect the broadcast industry, re-interpreting the very term "broadcasting" and providing new ways of watching and listening, R&D remains at the heart of the BBC's commitment to innovate, and its mission to inform, educate and entertain.

When there is trust in society, sustainable innovation happens because people feel safe and enabled to take risks and make the long-term commitments needed to innovate.

Leadership and investment: Are senior directors demonstrating their commitment to innovate with new money as well as the right words?

"These six individuals are distinguished by their competence, ability to innovate, commitment to excellence and extraordinary performance, year after year and decade after decade," said Mary McCormick, president of the fund.

These included the ability to innovate and to share innovation, engagement and empowerment of clients and citizens, engagement and empowerment of employees and commitment to reinvest surpluses in service improvement.

In SketchUp's words, "with Trimble's commitment to invest in our growth, we'll be able to innovate and develop new features better than ever before".

"As part of a commitment to develop and innovate the delivery of bilingual services, commissioners agreed in principle that they want to provide a fully bilingual record of proceedings," it said.