Sentence examples for committed to diversifying from inspiring English sources

In the first quarter, it was evident that the Bears were once again committed to diversifying their coverages.

The UAE, which committed to diversifying its energy supply several years ago, plans to source 24% of its electricity from non-fossil sources by 2021 – but about 20% of that would be nuclear, with the first of four reactors at a site near the Saudi border scheduled to come on line in late 2017 or 2018.

I've been very committed to diversifying the scientific workforce, both through my own individual efforts at UCSF and since 1997 through a center for minority aging research funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA).

These organizations, as well as the Maynard Institute, are committed to diversifying the media landscape through the recruitment and retention of minority journalists.

Management at the largest tech firms, including Google, have publicly committed to diversifying their workforces, although the percentage of women in engineering and management roles remains low at many companies.

It committed to diversify its ranks by doubling the number of women and minority members and by limiting the voting rights of its most veteran members, most of whom are crustaceans, umm, I mean old white dudes.

Mr. Trump: Do you believe China would launch a first strike on American forward bases and, if so, will you commit to diversifying and hardening our forward bases to preempt such an attack?

The government has recognized and committed to the need to diversify the economy.

Sulzberger challenges the notion that the Times is not diversified: "We are a company committed to journalism.

"There will be a core committed to closer union and a periphery that is diversified," Mr. Grant added.

"You committed to something.