Sentence examples for commitment to offering from inspiring English sources

It would also vindicate the Republican Party's (often notional) commitment to offering incremental alternatives to bloated liberal bills.

The inevitability of these social changes disallows any commitment to offering people a real choice about the future.

They have also made investments in obesity research and have spoken about their commitment to offering healthy choices.

However, Judge Baker has renewed its commitment to offering pre-doctoral training for professionals in psychology and initiated a new independent internship program in 2017.

The teaching profession consists of those who have a commitment to offering an excellent program in Japanese, regardless of their area of specialization.

It "reflects Samsung's strong commitment to offering home appliances that not only meet consumers' needs, but anticipate them in ways they never thought possible," according to Kevin Dexter, senior vice-president of home appliances sales and marketing.

At least two other American cities have recently made commitments to offering computer science to all their students.

The students HBCUs serve, who represent such an important and historically underrepresented group in higher education, will be better prepared to change the world because of their institutions' deep commitments to offering truly internationalized learning environments.

Since 2012, we have demonstrated unrivalled commitment to F1, offering fans innovations including a dedicated channel and the very best broadcasting talent.

In the end, I think that what Dunham owes her audience, first and foremost, is not the fully accurate representation of others' experiences but the commitment to avoid offering up crass stereotypes of anyone who doesn't look like her.

Though they tried to repair some of the fallout from the president's commitment to Mr. Sharon, offering assurances that the United States has not prejudged the outcome of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and national security adviser Condoleezza Rice seemed to have no new ideas for how those talks might be started.