Sentence examples for committed to broadening from inspiring English sources

China is committed to broadening the yuan's role for foreign trade and investment-related purposes.

Valiant recently announced that the crimefighter will team up with another character who broke through in the 1990s, committed to broadening the representation of women: Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Almost 90 law firms and legal departments have signed up to Prime, an initiative committed to broadening access to the legal profession, which offers work experience to students from less privileged backgrounds.

Germany on the other hand has been moving away from nuclear energy, and is committed to broadening its renewable energy portfolio, but has been hampered by higher energy prices.

Steve served as chairman of the board of trustees of Harvard's American Repertory Theater from 2013-17, a theater committed to broadening the impact of theater on community, ideas, and understanding.

And this is the Yauch people remember: a man who could say he was sorry and not feel lessened by it; a man living within the principles of Buddhism and committed to broadening awareness of the political situation in Tibet; and a genuinely quiet person who had become more likely to make a joke at his own expense than anyone else's.

Given the momentous impact of climate change, we need to fully commit to broadening the fight by harnessing an important, evolving approach to drive mitigation efforts.

In addition, because it derives a distinctive character from its being a technological university in the land of Islam, the University is unreservedly committed to deepening and broadening the faith of its Muslim students and to instilling in them an appreciation of the major contributions of their people to the world of mathematics and science.

The 1980 platform went on to make a specific pitch to the nation's youth, committing itself to broadening "the involvement of young people in all phases of the political process".

As an ethnographer deeply committed to scholarship that broadens our understanding of the contemporary world, by engaging with technologies that reconfigure aspects of it, I work on the social production of scientific and medical knowledge.

In a small first step, NIH committed to two rounds of funding for the Broadening Experiences in Scientific Training (BEST) award program, supported by the NIH director's Common Fund.