Sentence examples for commitment to maximising from inspiring English sources
Wood said they should be required to pledge their commitment to maximising economic potential.
"In light of these unsolicited approaches and consistent with its commitment to maximising shareholder value, and its obligations under the shareholder agreement, BP has notified Alfa Access Renova of its intention to pursue a potential sale," the group said.
"We have a longstanding commitment to maximising openness and this is an area where the Welsh government has been delivering for years through the proactive publication of cabinet papers, ministerial decision reports and details of payments over £25,000".
"With more effective collaboration, increased exploration activity and a commitment to maximising economic recovery, the overall value that the industry continues to generate for the wider economy can also be maximised.
This is a matter for the developer rather than the regulator, which might seem curious given the policy commitment to maximising the potential for renewable energy generation and the need to weigh up local environmental impacts with emissions reduction.
The UK cancer genetics community have high expertise and strong commitment to maximising scientific advances for improved patient benefit and should be pivotally involved in the implementation of increased cancer gene testing.
Behind this accusation must be the assumption must be that rule-consequentialism contains an overriding commitment to maximise the good.
Two pages later, the same document reiterates its commitment to "maximise affordable housing provision in London".
The opening ceremony was bustling with energy, as the J8 participants made a commitment to maximise the impact of the youth summit and urge that G8 leaders keep their promises on a range of key issues.
The Treasury said the government was committed to maximising resources.
Despite this, our region is sometimes overlooked, and so we believe commitment to devolution is vital to maximise our assets".
