Sentence examples for commitment to separating from inspiring English sources

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He then made an impassioned case for Google's commitment to separating the money side of the business from the search side.

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This second component depends on commitments to separate ventilation air from thermal conditioning, design for dynamic thermal zone size, provide individual thermal controls (e.g., underfloor air), design for building load balancing and radiant comfort, and engineer prototyped, robust systems.

It is a decision and a commitment to separate oneself from destructive practices, to walk righteously with the creator, and do what is best, as a servant, for my people.

It is clear, however, that mechanisms must exist to ensure the efficient removal of centromeric catenations once the commitment to separate sister chromatids has been made.

Microsoft has confirmed its commitment to a separate and separately-optimized ecosystem in Metro by announcing via the ever-interesting Building Windows 8 blog that IE10 in Metro will not support plug-ins.

"We have made clear that our commitment to Afghanistan – separate from the troop presence – is in our national security interests," said Carney when asked about aid.

"I'm looking at two-state and one-state and I like the one that both parties like," Trump said, answering a question about his administration's commitment to a separate Palestinian state apart from Israel, which has been U.S. policy since the Clinton administration.

Sixthly, despite the Nepalese government's commitment to establish a separate division, to coordinate mental health activities as stated in policy, it has not yet been operationalised.

But to do that is controversial; indeed, even those philosophers who hold both a sub-set model and a causal theory want to separate out these two commitments (e.g. Shoemaker 2007; see also Wilson 2011).

In all his books, he writes out of a commitment to social improvement, with a realistic ability to separate the possible from the utopian.

What is not good is a prior ideological commitment to blurred edges, indirectness, and an unwillingness to separate tangential from central issues.

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