Sentence examples for commitments to the study from inspiring English sources

The MIT provost, Professor Mark S. Wrighton, who played a key role in establishing the Dibner Institute and Burndy Library at MIT, said all the consortium members have long-standing commitments to the study of the history of science and technology.

Potential participants with doubts about participating will be encouraged not to participate in the study or encouraged to participate in the control arm until they are more prepared to make the necessary commitments to the study.

The present special issue was solicited to demonstrate the importance of religion, and of individual speakers' religious commitment, to the study of sociolinguistic variation.

It was established in 2006 in memory of Ernest Stadler, who had a life-long commitment to the study of classical antiquity.

William said of his commitment to the study of Islam that he always had an ability to see the other person's point of view - "indeed, almost a tendency to prefer the other's point of view".

Among the first "humanists" were a group of individuals who wrote passionately in favor of the renewal of language, and whose commitment to the study of the cultures of the past in the interest of contemporary civic life was clear.

Your reunion gift to the Radcliffe Institute will support the important role of Radcliffe within the University and beyond, as well as the Institute's commitment to the study of women, gender, and society.

Commitment to the study of one's field: Preference will be given to those for whom the awarding of the scholarship would significantly enhance the likelihood of the student attending graduate school.

Leading candidates will also demonstrate the capacity for leadership in the public sector and a commitment to the study and implementation of effective and innovative governance, including non-traditional approaches to civic and political development.

In 2016-17, the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy is pleased to launch its Emerging Human Rights Leaders Program, which seeks to build a strong, sustainable community of current Harvard Kennedy School students—and future alumni who demonstrate a clear and passionate commitment to the study, practice, and advocacy of human rights.

The move is a loss for Arena Stage, which has sought to capitalize on its re-opening in 2010 - after a $135-million refurbishment and expansion - by celebrating the institute as a sign of Arena's commitment to the study and development of new plays.