Sentence examples for commitment to underscoring from inspiring English sources
The trouble with Cyclops Productions' "Of Mice and Men," currently at Urban Stages, is its commitment to underscoring the story's simplicity above all else.
This annual award marks our commitment to underscoring the importance of leadership in business by highlighting the achievements of a senior executive and Stanford GSB alumni who has made significant contributions to the corporate world and the community.
EQT's Board also wisely made real, public commitments to underscore the strength of its focus on the interests of shareholders and its intention to address valuation issues.
Aides had been considering the move for about a year, even after Mr. Obama wrote "yes" on a questionnaire asking whether he would pledge to accept public financing if his opponent did, a commitment intended to underscore his promise to rid Washington of the influence of powerful interest groups.
"Coca-Cola's commitment to water underscores that investing in nature can produce very positive returns for businesses and local communities".
The NRA's commitment to Trump was underscored when Chris Cox, the NRA's top lobbyist gave a primetime speech at the GOP convention this summer, a first for the increasingly GOP-oriented pro-gun lobbying behemoth.
The party this year was determined to underscore its commitment to a state that is not reliably Republican.
But when the company was looking for ways to underscore its commitment to enhancing the healthiness of its products, it decided it needed to do something more dramatic.
Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations, defended the administration's record, saying that President Obama was attending the summit meeting to underscore his commitment to the goals.
Asked about the report, Mr. Campbell said the United States believed that Chinese officials had "taken steps to underscore their commitment to the transition in power in North Korea".
