Sentence examples for commitment to representing from inspiring English sources
Martin praised Brady for "his tireless commitment to representing the Catholic church in Ireland at countless national and international engagements".
No narrow agenda's and an obvious commitment to representing Australia for its diversity, emergence within Asia and optimistic outlook and place in the world.
The commitment to representing the entire organisation has been important and while the Knowledge Centre will always be a showcase of academic excellence, the broad representation approach strengthens the "content offer".
The Guardian was selected for its Body Image column, which brings the body image debate to the wider public, with its fashion for all ages series also recognised for showing a commitment to representing different people.
His continuing belief in the value of independent group exhibitions and his commitment to representing landscapes under specific weather and light conditions made him, in some ways, the quintessential Impressionist.
At a time of such flux in the global fashion calendar, Ukraine's fashion week stands out for it's commitment to representing Ukraine fashion commerce – and creating a sustainable way for it to operate in the fashion industry.
There is something deeply ethical about Phil as an actor that was apparent even then — he has the integrity and commitment to represent his characters without any judgment".
Mr Montgomerie adds that he deserves support because "Andrew is a new MP with a strong commitment to represent his constituents and a big workload".
He relishes representing the team and the league; he says he feels a commitment to represent the National Football League in an open and classy way, nurturing the game through the franchise, its players and its fans.
Bueno, talking about the prospective move to Merseyside, said: "I have to face it with great motivation and commitment to represent the country in the best way, and with faith that everything is achievable.
