Sentence examples for committed to advanced from inspiring English sources
Dulwich College in south London runs out-of-hours sessions for local children and Rugby School is committed to advanced teacher training courses.
The authorization included funds already committed to advanced development programs, such as pandemic influenza preparedness and medical countermeasure development at NIH/National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).
The participants who were excluded from this final dataset were mainly on maternity-leave or committed to advanced nursing education on one or more of the measurement occasions.
All are members of the Ibsen Club, where men and women may socialize, provided they are committed to more "advanced," modern relationships.
Parity in tax policies would send a signal to investors that the federal government is committed to developing advanced biofuels as the most viable replacement for petroleum in the transportation sector.
AbbVie is a global biopharmaceutical company committed to developing innovative advanced therapies for some of the world's most complex conditions across four primary therapeutic areas: immunology, oncology, virology and neuroscience.
We are a 24-hour specialty and emergency hospital committed to providing excellent advanced care for patients.
In recent years, Japan, United States and other countries are committed to develop more advanced lead-acid battery, and there have developed several types of batteries including lead-carbon battery, super battery and so on.
This article demonstrates this by exploring synthetic biology, a field committed to making use of advanced techniques from molecular biology in order to make with living matter (and for some, to engineer living matter).
The Ph.D. Program in Art History & Visual Culture is committed to preparing you for advanced research in the global visual cultures of the past and present.
The PhD Program is committed to preparing students for advanced research in the global visual cultures of the past and present.
