Sentence examples for commitment to suppressing from inspiring English sources
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.
Even the German central bank, famous for its commitment to suppress inflation, sought to mitigate economic downturns, she said.
The two generals made a public commitment recently to suppress any fighting by sending a joint force to disarm the commanders involved.
His increasing commitment to politics suppressed his other interests, including rugby.
The inhibition of the MEK pathway through the FGF receptor was reported to suppress lineage commitment even in the LIF absent condition (Burdon et al., 1999; Hamazaki et al., 2006; Kunath et al., 2007), suggesting that MEK inhibition promotes developmental potential of ES cells.
Leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF /STAT3 signaling is known to suppress lineage commitment (Cartwright et al., 2005; Matsuda et al., 1999; Niwa et al., 1998), but is insufficient for maintaining self-renewal and pluripotency of ES cells under a serum- and feeder-free condition.
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.
So why did a company with a great brand, passionate belief in engineering excellence and commitment to building great cars knowingly game the American regulatory system, to suppress measured emissions of nitrogen dioxide to a phenomenal degree?
"We have to start winning soon and change a lot of things: the commitment, the passion, the character, the way that we play," said Benítez, before pleading with supporters to suppress any urge to turn against this underperforming team.
