Sentence examples for commitment to the improvement from inspiring English sources
Far from representing a risk, Mrs Robinson's visit showed the government's strong commitment to the improvement of human rights in our country.Alma Rosa MorenoMexican ambassadorLondonBerlusconi too busySIR – Your article on Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, contains a serious inaccuracy ("He's sitting pretty", July 20th).
Alberts, a professor emeritus at the University of California, San Francisco, is a prominent biochemist with a strong commitment to the improvement of science education.
The nurse researcher's early involvement in the clinical world of health care as a prerequisite of proposal development not only contributes to the design of a study that has rigor and significance, but it also augments his or her competence and commitment to the improvement of patient outcomes.
With a slew of new, optimistic teachers, longer schooldays, better technologies and a state-wide commitment to the improvement of public schools, Jones says the only major downside to the new system is sustainability.
She reaffirmed UNICEF's commitment to the improvement of maternal and newborn health in the country.
At community level, there is evidence of commitment to the improvement of the quality of life of OVC through the initiation of Life and Practical Skills as well as Income-generating Activities within the communities.
Whereas he had formally been torn between, on the one hand, a practical commitment to the moral improvement of humanity and, on the other, a theoretical commitment to "intelligible fatalism," he found in the Critical philosophy a way of reconciling his "head" and "heart" in a system that could meet the highest intellectual standards without requiring him to sacrifice his belief in human freedom.
It restates its commitment to the biggest rail improvement programme since Victorian times, including the construction of the £50bn HS2 link, and to spend £15bn on new road schemes.
He remained steadfast in his commitment to the education and improvement of the masses, exemplified by his beloved Victorians, and the provincial class and region from which he sprang.
"No-one should be in any doubt about E-Act's commitment to the task of improvement", he said.
A commitment to the path of improvement got them to where they are.
