Sentence examples for commitment to present a from inspiring English sources

Administration officials have said they are working on a position on global warming but have not made a commitment to present a proposal at the next international meeting on the subject, in October.

For example, Microsoft's commitment to present a browser ballot screen only appears the first time a consumer installs his or her machine.

Placing the Ingalls family's homesteading mishaps in a bigger picture of national enterprise is one of many demonstrations of Fraser's admirable commitment to presenting her research in a broader historical context.

In 1963, the Goodspeed Opera House Foundation reopened it as a theater with a commitment to presenting musicals, which is how it made its name in the last century.

Central to the mission of this company is a commitment to presenting opera in the language of the audience, a practice debunked in some opera circles as a violation of original intent.

And after 54 years, Friends of Music in Pleasantville retains its commitment to presenting top-tier performers at a fraction of New York prices, starting on Oct. 13 with the Emerson String Quartet.

The intended author is a technical specialist with the skill and commitment to presenting recent advances in information security to a broad audience around the world.

That "fire" is the culture of baseless attacks... of lies used as weapons in an environment in which fact checking by the mainstream media has largely fallen victim to a perverted commitment to "presenting both sides".

We have better training programs over here and an incredible commitment to presenting new works, combined with some of the most exciting composers, but we also have a real dearth of jobs compared with the number of excellent young singers coming out of conservatory.

He personally congratulated the Veda London team for their commitment to presenting ancient wisdom from the Vedas to a contemporary city audience.

"I'm thrilled about every event in our 25th anniversary season – it's a sweeping year that really shows our commitment to presenting important work not done elsewhere," Melissa Smey, the theater's executive director, said in a statement.