Sentence examples for commitment to reach out from inspiring English sources

Publicly funded and private health programs must make a commitment to reach out to these people.

"John Sweeney has a commitment to reach out to those who have been largely bypassed by the labor movement," said the Rev.

Officials say that the organizations reach people who are often missed by mainstream outlets and that their efforts reflect the president's commitment to reach out to all Americans.

The east Midlands has an established history of work in the public realm and it seems that across the region there is a genuine commitment to reach out to local people, beyond established arts audiences.

Many in the organization say that Mr. Wolfe, aside from his talent, is important to the organization as a personification of what it stands for -- as a black, gay man he is a strong symbolic leader of a theater with a commitment to reach out to diverse audiences.

In their statement Mr. Grandage and Mr. Bierman linked low ticket prices to their artistic mission: "At its heart is a commitment to reach out to as wide an audience as possible with over 200 tickets for each performance £10 — over 100,000 across the season and through our schools' and access work we aim to appeal to new theatergoers and help build audiences for the future".

Obama praised the museum for its commitment to reaching out to underserved communities and children through educational programming.

In his remarks, Mr. Green stressed his immigrant roots -- his grandfather escaped czarist Russia in a scheme involving hiding in a wheelbarrow, he said -- and his commitment to reaching out to a diverse city, including the poor.

"They made a commitment to reaching out, and I'm hopeful that as many people as possible can be heard and take an active role in shaping potential policies," he went on.

Richard Sharp, an assistant professor of medicine with the Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy at Baylor College of Medicine, praises the report's commitment to reaching out to the public and to underrepresented communities.

Note to the editor As part of its commitment to reaching out to adolescents worldwide, UNICEF today re-launched Voices of Youth (VOY), a youth website on global themes.