Sentence examples for commitment to transform from inspiring English sources

The administration is pursuing what Ms. Rice broadly called a "generational commitment" to transform the Middle East.

One was a believable commitment to transform themselves into businesses that make fuel-efficient cars, even when gas is cheap.

Mr. Trump did little to suggest that he had an emotional commitment to transform health care in the United States.

The prime minister has said it is a key personal commitment to transform the way domestic violence is tackled.

One was a believable commitment to transform their companies into businesses that can make fuel-efficient cars, even when gasoline is cheap.

They are remarkable for their diversity of background, experience, and thought enriched by their differences and connected by a commitment to transform ideas into solutions to public problems.

During the 1990s, however, under a new, democratic dispensation, major and rapid political and social transformation ensued in all spheres of governance, including a commitment to transforming the civil registration and vital statistics systems into an information system that effectively serve civil record-keeping and public health planning.

"His commitment to transforming his country has been overwhelmed by the crisis he finds himself in.

And then, on Monday lunchtime, our nominally Conservative Prime Minister set out what appears to be a deep and meaningful commitment to transforming prisons and prisoners.

We are saddened that Jonathan's time with us was cut short and in his memory we renew our commitment to transforming biomedicine for the benefit of humanity.

White, who was installed two days later, said the commitment to transforming the federation would have been made anyway, and her strident approach could have backfired.