Sentence examples for commitment to presenting from inspiring English sources

While the section is changing, the editorial department's commitment to presenting issues and opinions of importance to Westchester remains as strong as ever.

Roux has said he will honour his commitment to presenting a new BBC4 documentary, Chocolat, which begins filming in the next few weeks.

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.

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.

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 interviews, MSNBC President Phil Griffin and Yvette Miley, the network's senior vice president of talent and diversity, say they have not stepped back from the network's commitment to presenting different faces and points of view.

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.

Mr. Esquer acquired enough commitments to present the university with a plan to make the program financially sustainable, and in April the program was reinstated.

My commitment was to present the unbiased truth; I was about to embark on a learning journey, as journalists often do.

We call upon the Commission to maintain this commitment and to present proposals based on the principle of mutual recognition in the areas of the evaluation and use of evidence and procedural guarantees.