Sentence examples for commitment will extend from inspiring English sources
And she admitted they have yet to decide if her coaching commitment will extend beyond Queen's and Wimbledon.
The Chicago Teachers Union has criticized CPSafeafe Passage strategy and questioned how far the district's commitment will extend beyond the first week of class.
This commitment will extend both to routinely collected health data and to sharing anonymised data through big data initiatives.
Govan also stresses that the museum's commitment to film will extend beyond screenings.
But Mr Broach added: "Now we need to see evidence that Mr Balls' commitment to disabled children will extend to making sure that the child poverty strategy delivers for our families". Family Fund, a charity that provides grants to families with severely disabled children, said that 44% of families helped by the fund lived in poverty and 83% earned below-average incomes.
"We expect that Wal-Mart will extend its commitment to integrity to all contractors, including those that run its warehouses," said Elizabeth Brennan, spokeswoman for the warehouse employee group.
The establishment of a new arts-focused leadership position will extend Berkeley's commitment to cultivating public artistic literacy.
His proposal comes as the prime minister, David Cameron, counters with a commitment to jobs, confirming that he will extend the employment allowance to 2020, meaning a third of jobs will continue to pay no national insurance for another five years.
Our nation's founding commitment is still our deepest commitment: In our world, and here at home, we will extend the frontiers of freedom.
Many of the groups participating in Friday's event have a longstanding commitment to interfaith work, and Eaves emphasized that PCU's focus on Muslim solidarity will extend beyond Inauguration Day.
