Sentence examples for commitment to showing from inspiring English sources

The museum has also made a commitment to showing and collecting Asian and Latin American art.

Tate director Nicholas Serota said: "Chris Dercon has made some outstanding exhibitions in Munich and has demonstrated a commitment to showing art from across the world.

Modesty aside, his journey to the N.B.A. could be a template for success: humility, tenacity, persistence and finally a commitment to showing a younger generation how to chase dreams and make them reality.

Some other finals could have been shown live during prime time in the United States, but NBC has said its commitment to showing everything on tape would have made it difficult to shift some action to live telecasts.

Her background, growing up in a strict and sheltered Caribbean environment in St. Vincent, where her parents still live, helped prepare her for a job that demands a commitment to showing up regularly and on time, she said.

I set up originally in Whitechapel to make a place in the UK that was the equivalent to any of the small museums (particularly in Germany, Belgium and Holland) that have a commitment to showing artists as they are emerging and to do so in a consistent way.

He's made a commitment to show solidarity with the poorest workers".

But as Obama's secretary of state, she has quickly abandoned her commitment to "show these contractors the door".

Other compatibilists retained the classical compatibilist commitment to show that determined agents are able to act with regulative control.

Wouldn't this be the time to take a stand and make a commitment to show up and be a creator of that which you most desire?

Campaigns have long used measures of interest and enthusiasm as proxies for a voter's commitment to show up on Election Day.