Sentence examples for commitment to new research from inspiring English sources

All these funding allocations fall within a £0.8bn commitment to new research initiatives, which in turn sits within a £2.9bn "Grand Challenges fund".

According to new research, playing hard to get tests the commitment and quality of any would-be mate.

Or worse, its commitment to new rules is suspect.

The orchestra's commitment to new music continues.

By knowing noses, according to new research.

Bill Gates, an early investor in clean energy, recently made a new $2 billion commitment to fund new renewable energy research.

For higher education, there was a new commitment to protect research spending in real terms, better even than the cash protection in place since 2010.

"What we urgently need to see now is greater commitment to funding research into new treatments for mesothelioma".

Fifty or so years ago scarcely anyone used to study this area, but now there is a new commitment to research.

Like many of the African leaders in renewable energy utilisation, Sudan has a well-defined commitment to continue research, development and implementation of new technologies.

Three examples illustrate this clearly: the Romanow report on the future of the Canadian health system, the Supreme Court of Canada decision on the patenting of higher life forms, and the Throne Speech commitment to a new governance regime for research involving humans.