Sentence examples for committed to selecting from inspiring English sources

"Pembroke College is totally committed to selecting its students solely on the basis of academic merit,' he said.

Beeston says admissions tests help show that institutions are committed to selecting the best candidates, and that candidates are committed enough to take an extra test.

"Oxford University is committed to selecting the very best students, regardless of race, ethnicity, or any other factor," a spokeswoman said.

But if he and Johnson are committed to selecting a new coach from within the organization, Maurice Carthon, the assistant head coach and running backs coach, would be the probable candidate.

If, as Girardi said, the Yankees are committed to selecting their final two starters by March 28, then they will base their evaluations of Garcia without watching him face another team again.

But alas, I committed to selecting three random winners.

He emphasized that he and the producers were not committing to selecting an actress from the video pool, but rather using it as a starting point.

"There is at least a theoretical probability that when enough investors commit to selecting for greener or more sustainable investments," he said, "that that will lower the cost of capital for corporations and developers who are working in the greener and more sustainable area".

Next time I run a contest on CrunchGear, I am definitely not going to commit to selecting a random winner.

A spokeswoman for Oxford said: "The university is committed to attracting, selecting and supporting students from any race or background".

But you end up selecting someone committed to help, but having difficulties to read and to write.