Sentence examples similar to commitment to mark from inspiring English sources

The Jets, having opted out of the Peyton Manning sweepstakes (nothing), decided instead to double down on their commitment to Mark Sanchez (something?), giving him a three-year extension — and then appeared to pull off a stunning trade with Manning's new team, the Denver Broncos, for the guy Manning was replacing.

UNICEF welcomes the commitment of the Ministry of Education to mark World Environment Day by increasing children's active participation on environmental issues through this symbolic but important tree-planting activity.

Like dual Charons at the river Styx, two enterprising young city councilmen, Eric Gioia, of Long Island City, and David Yassky, of Greenpoint, arranged a boat tour of the creek last Thursday, to mark their commitment to cleaning it up; they'd recently joined a lawsuit, filed by Riverkeeper, the Hudson-watershed advocacy group, to hold ExxonMobil and others accountable.

In order to mark ontological commitment, an existence predicate, which expresses ontological independence, is used.

As a result, the uniformity of the semantics comes with the cost of the introduction of a special predicate into the language to mark ontological commitment for formalization.

So there you go: the BBC has chosen to mark its renewed commitment to music with an homage to … er … visual art.

Long-term commitment The visitors ended the day at the Kalayaan High School garden, where they planted a tree to mark their long-term commitment to supporting the community.

With an efficient abortion law, the kingdom has a chance to mark, once again, its commitment to progress, and human and women rights.

Gabon is burned its government-held stockpile of ivory today to mark the country's commitment to combat poaching and illegal wildlife trade.

The Gottesman family's exemplary commitment to Jewish life, marked by boundless generosity and passionate leadership, enables us to enrich millions of lives in New York, in Israel, and around the globe.

This, however, is the extent of the position's commitment to cognitivism and marks the limits of the similarity that it finds between art appreciation and the appreciation of nature.