Sentence examples for commitment to suppress from inspiring English sources
Even the German central bank, famous for its commitment to suppress inflation, sought to mitigate economic downturns, she said.
Such is the obsessive commitment to suppressing the truth about Ward's trial.
Republicans do better in low-turnout elections (like the 2010 midterms), and they have made an institutional commitment to suppressing the vote.
Fed officials and supportive economists also have suggested that the central bank's asset purchases were valuable in convincing investors that the Fed was maintaining its long-term commitment to suppressing borrowing costs: so long as the Fed is buying bonds, it is not about to start raising rates.
The two generals made a public commitment recently to suppress any fighting by sending a joint force to disarm the commanders involved.
The sharpest criticism came from those conservatives who accused Mr. Bush of abandoning his unwillingness, justified in their view, to deal with a government that flagrantly has broken previous commitments and continues to suppress the most basic rights of its people.
Wnt/β-catenin signaling promotes the differentiation of MSCs into myocytes and osteocytes and suppresses commitment to the adipocyte lineage [ 4].
Furthermore, E2A also acts in concert with Notch signalling, to promote differentiation of T-cells and to suppress progenitor cell commitment to NK and myeloid cell fates [ 45].
These data demonstrate that PI3K/AKT inactivation stimulated melanoma GFPhigh cell differentiation, suggesting that TNF suppresses their commitment to the differentiation fate by activating AKT, consequently preventing asymmetric self-renewal and promoting symmetric self-renewal of GFPhigh melanoma SCs.
The recent rhetoric from Beijing points to a commitment to the former, and this is likely to suppress Germany at least in the short term.
However, commitment to granulocyte generation in HPO seems suppressed, because these cells were rarely observed in the organs or discharged cell populations.
