Sentence examples for commitment to reflecting from inspiring English sources

The ministers – 15 women and 15 men – are mostly aged under 50, in a team marking both a generational change and a commitment to reflecting Canada's diversity.

"This partnership shows KCC's commitment to reflecting those views".

As a result, their theories tend to privilege Western perspectives and undermine their own commitment to reflecting women's lived experience (Ackerly and Attanasi 2009).

Moreover, supporting learners to reflect with the creative use of multimedia, will likely increase their commitment to reflect and stimulate even more efficient reflection [ 48].

The channel did not round them up just because of this election, he said, adding that CNN has a commitment to reflect the country.

Government sources emphasise the fact the ministers have announced a pause in the legislation, and a commitment to reflect, which Mr Clegg has already said will lead to substantive change.

To mimic the environment in the growing embryo at the stage when hemato-endothelial progenitors start to develop, we examined the role of hypoxia (5% O2 tension) during hematopoietic commitment to reflect more physiological oxygen levels.

The values reflected in the nosology are not the product of who has the power to impose a value-laden perspective, but rather are the result of a commitment to reflect core social values about human dignity and capabilities that have been subjected to critique, conversation, and emendation by a wide and diverse audience.

A commitment to reflect on factors informing cross-cultural practice was needed to become aware of the impact of relations of power and authority on the marginalized position of Aboriginal patients and explore ways to improve communication so it promoted Aboriginal health and wellbeing.

The bank said it is in discussion with the Government about altering its lending commitments to "reflect the economic circumstances" over the next year.

"As part of Channel 4's year of disability we want to ensure that our commitment to better reflecting disabled people goes beyond just our editorial approach and into our ad breaks," said Channel 4 sales director Jonathan Allan.