Sentence examples for commitment to preparing from inspiring English sources

The article, which Rosin later expanded into the book "God's Harvard," discussed the school's commitment to preparing young Christians for careers in politics.

After the contest began in February, schools submitted applications to show their commitment to preparing students for college and careers, including data on academic performance and — in a feature familiar to college applicants — four essay questions.

"They always wanted to thank him for his commitment to preparing them to assume leading research positions in academia," recalls Dr. Rod Sharp, one of those graduate students who later rose to the position of Director of Research at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station.

Schools Minister Lord Nash said: "More employers are getting involved in studio schools, demonstrating their commitment to preparing young people - who will be their future employees - for the world of work.

During that quarter century, I built an extensive record to show my commitment to preparing for a law-abiding, contributing life.

Based on the success of this course and its commitment to preparing students for the 21st century, Marist now also offers a pre-college Spanish Summer Institute, an intensive two-week program.

"We believe their actions express the values of the college, including its commitment to prepare students to be engaged, socially responsible citizens," he said in a statement.

"The commitment to prepare New York for the future sets an example for our times: do we have the capacity to address climate change, build 21st-century infrastructure and promote sustainable growth?" That's the question.

To deplore the fact that the society had taken no action over the past year to implement its commitment "to prepare a comparative account of the method of Newland and Britton and that of Meek for counting STV elections".

The suit, filed by Nicole Imprescia on Friday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, said the York Avenue Preschool had not fulfilled its stated commitment to prepare her 4-year-old daughter, Lucia, for the intelligence test known as the E.R.B. "The school proved to be not a school at all, but just one big playroom," the suit claimed.

I'm pleased Congress is beginning to take up this issue, and I ask them to move quickly and to resist the temptation to spend large portions of the surplus before we have lived up to our commitment to prepare for the undeniable health and financing challenges that Medicare will bring.