Sentence examples for commitment to the division from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, when Barnes & Noble first decided to invest in building the device, its financial commitment to the division has been substantial.

His lab and office are filled with a mad maze of glass tubes and tanks in which remarkable insect communities display their division of relentless labor, their commitment to this division of labor and their intricate schemes to beget more insects and to defend their special groupish way of a life all the time prompting the question: How do they do it?

I think that anybody who has heard Bill Bradley throughout this campaign has come away from the experience moved and touched by the strength of his commitment to healing the divisions in our country, especially divisions based on race.

After praising the former senator's "commitment to healing the divisions in our country, especially divisions based on race," Mr. Gore said in Nashville: "He believes in this healing, heart and soul.

Start is a major cell cycle checkpoint in budding yeast (corresponding to the restriction point in mammalian cells), which decides whether or not the cell should make the irreversible commitment to the next round of division (Hartwell et al., 1974).

In October, the brigade received orders to link up with the rest of the division in preparation for their commitment to the battle along the frontier.

ITV and ESPN emphasised their commitment to the FA Cup's appealing stories and efforts of lower division clubs.

"We re-affirm our commitment to the values of pluralism and tolerance as the best defence against those who seek to create division and fear".

Just absolute commitment to the team.

Instead, a renewed commitment to the basics.

Instead of handing out two-year contracts, Goldman's asset management and investment banking divisions recently opted to make college graduates full-time, permanent employees to bring on analysts more eager to make a long-term commitment to the company.