Sentence examples for commitments to find from inspiring English sources

He pressed them to make specific public commitments to find treatments for diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and depression, rather than conduct just "pure" research.

Her legendary leadership and commitment to find a cure for cancer is unparalleled and she will be deeply missed.

Jerry was a remarkable leader - always brimming with ideas, energy, and commitment to find new ways to achieve protection of human rights for all.

But his proposal to freeze nonsecurity discretionary spending, starting next year, is a credible commitment to find more serious savings once the economy rebounds.

Historic tax reforms, seven tax increases, a strong united front that brought down the Soviet Union — all came of a commitment to find common ground.

ING Direct and Capital One share a heritage of innovation, a strong focus on building customer franchise and an unwavering commitment to find, empower and unleash extremely talented people.

The company launched its WasteLess™ range in 2013 as part of a commitment to find ways to leave a net positive legacy.

Some have expressed surprise at both Mr Brown's unstinting commitment to find the money for the war and his call this week for "the whole nation" to support Mr Blair.

A centrist speech reasserted NHS values, offered a reassuring (if decidedly vague) undertaking not to privatise, and restated a campaign commitment to find the £8bn that the English NHS is officially deemed to require.

"Sanctions are an important part of our benefits system and it is right that there is a system in place for tackling those few who do not fulfil their commitment to find work," said a spokesman.

Osborne's commitment to £1.2bn of benefit cuts through freezing working age benefit outlined in the Conservative manifesto were, in the words of the IFS, dwarfed by their commitment to find £12bn of cuts to annual spending by 2017 18, a faster rate of cash cuts than any two-year period in this parliament.