Sentence examples for commitment to reinvest from inspiring English sources

It points to heavy investment in poor parts of Eastern Europe and a commitment to reinvest profits locally.

These included the ability to innovate and to share innovation, engagement and empowerment of clients and citizens, engagement and empowerment of employees and commitment to reinvest surpluses in service improvement.

Because the corollary to a commitment to reinvest in U.S. factories is a commitment to not invest wherever the best supply chain resides.

While public funds are not unlimited, the LHINs principles – together with the general commitment to reinvest funds from institutional to community sectors – support provision of such core services which are essential to safety and community participation.

Company officials also point to heavy investment in poor parts of Eastern Europe and a commitment to reinvesting profits locally.

The Guardian's judges felt that Cafédirect's commitment to reinvesting in the communities where it operates stood out by a long way.

As well as helping the club and its fans, it will benefit London and English football in general with our commitment to reinvesting all profits back into the game.

So we wrote three things into our governing documents: a clear statement of our social purpose coming before our commercial purpose; a commitment to transparently reporting on our social impact on a quarterly basis; and a commitment to reinvesting the majority of our profits towards this social purpose.

"The key point is that George Steinbrenner continues to reinvest in his product, and fans identify with his commitment to winning," Randy Levine, the team's president, said.

Another is to reinvest in core activities.

"But it will be the farmers' responsibility to reinvest.