Sentence examples for commitment to translating from inspiring English sources
The great traditions which underlie our school's history include the presence of a full-time teaching faculty devoted to working with students, a strong emphasis on research and discovery, and a commitment to translating the most recent advances in biomedical science to the bedside.
Commitment to translating research findings into interventions and policies is of utmost importance.
In 2008, the WHO African Region articulated a commitment to translating patient safety evidence into effective policy [ 27].
The many commemorations in different parts of the world will underscore the need for a strong commitment to translate the articles of the CRC into results for children.
Distinguished Delegates, now is the time for this commitment to be translated into action.
To some conservatives, the Romney argument only highlights what they see as a lack of commitment from him to translate his words into specific actions to reverse the growth of government and expand markets and individual liberties.
I am not sure her commitment to Arizonans translates well in the times we live in.
"The world is waiting for commitments to be translated into action.
Yet, accountability and commitment doesn't seem to translate to parents once they give up their child to the care of a youth sports program.
