Sentence examples for committed to translating from inspiring English sources

The revolution was all the more intoxicating, because its leaders, especially Lenin and Trotsky, were brilliant newspaper copy – passionate intellectuals and articulate middle-class revolutionaries who seemed to be men of action committed to translating communist theory into their vision of a new society.

And Beijing is committed to translating its growing strategic partnership with Russia into crucial financial and economic help, if a sanctions-besieged Moscow, facing a disastrous oil price war, asks for it.

Bringing together the perspectives of many fields and specialties and cutting-edge research about the importance of early experiences, Mr. Melmed is committed to translating what we know into what we do for very young children and their families.

Deeply committed to translating research into policies and programs that improve individual and population health, Dr. Heymann has worked with government leaders in North America, Europe, Africa and Latin America as well as a wide range of intergovernmental organizations including the World Health Organization, the International Labor Organization, the World Economic Forum, UNICEF and UNESCO.

The team comprised communication specialists and researchers committed to translating research into policy and action.

There are a number of gaps in available knowledge to inform those committed to translating the current policies and guidelines into meaningful and effective preconception programmes and services.

All countries should commit to translate that contribution into national law as it is carries more weight than international law.

But we're committed to literally translating our winning formula for this growing market in many ways, including through locally-based editorial teams.

EurOBIS is one of the many regional nodes within OBIS and is committed to a continuous support of OBIS, translated in serving its distribution data to OBIS.

"We are firmly committed to consistency in our approach to civil liberties and will seek to translate our domestic agenda to the EU level.

"Lots of people are very committed to making a big difference," she said, but added the challenge was translating intentions into practical solutions.