Sentence examples for commitments to offering from inspiring English sources

The students HBCUs serve, who represent such an important and historically underrepresented group in higher education, will be better prepared to change the world because of their institutions' deep commitments to offering truly internationalized learning environments.

It would also vindicate the Republican Party's (often notional) commitment to offering incremental alternatives to bloated liberal bills.

The inevitability of these social changes disallows any commitment to offering people a real choice about the future.

It "reflects Samsung's strong commitment to offering home appliances that not only meet consumers' needs, but anticipate them in ways they never thought possible," according to Kevin Dexter, senior vice-president of home appliances sales and marketing.

"We are British farming's biggest supermarket customer, which means we can better control our prices, and this latest round of crunches demonstrates our commitment to offering the best possible value to our customers this summer".

The chancellor limited his commitment to offering financial resources to the agencies because the coalition is unable to reach agreement on handing further powers to Britain's three intelligence agencies: the domestic agency, MI5, the overseas Secret Intelligence Service, MI6, and the UK's GCHQ eavesdropping centre.

These developments underscore LG's commitment to offering greater consumer choice in the expanding smartphone category.

With the European elections at the same time, he used the launch to re-affirm the Tories commitment to offering an in-out referendum of EU membership.

Schindler is passionate in his commitment to offering a way for people to have surgery that could not previously and is focused on improving the patient experience.

Well, it could make a company-wide commitment to offering better customer service and undertake a systemic reform of its business practices.

Rozman said the White House didn't screen her questions for Obama on immigration reform, and she focused, in part, on gauging Obama's commitment to offering America's 11 million undocumented immigrants a "path to citizenship".