Sentence examples for deepen its commitment from inspiring English sources
It urged BP to take its current crisis as an opportunity to renew and deepen its commitment to the compact's principles, saying that it had been "lagging in recent years".
The White House said the US would deepen its commitment to help low-lying and poor countries that are already threatened by rising seas and powerful storms.
The White House said the US would deepen its commitment to help low-lying and less wealthy countries already threatened by rising seas and powerful storms.
As the negotiations moved into their critical final phase, the White House said the US would deepen its commitment to help low-lying and poor countries that are already threatened by rising seas and powerful storms.
And research on these programs is particularly timely at TC as the College works to deepen its commitment to educational equity at all levels". These studies and more information on the work being done by the CCRC are available at http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ccrc/.edu/ccrc/
"Nationalism won and progress and reason lost," the al-Hayat journalist Hazem Saghieh commented recently, "and so the way was paved for the ascendancy of the fundamentalists, whose bitter fruit the region and the world are tasting today". The conclusion France drew from the Suez adventure was to deepen its commitment to European integration, signing the Treaty of Rome that founded the EEC in 1957.
It's interesting that ACE's policy statement on dance also seems to imply that the Royal Ballet might attract future funding if it deepens its commitment to developing younger artists and new work (the early signs of which have been seen at the Linbury Studio this year, with premieres from Headspace, Alexander Whitley and others).
So how is it, eight years later, that America is deepening its commitment in both Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Samsung, too, is deepening its commitment to.NET by launching support for it on its Tizen platform.
Now the Guardian is deepening its commitment to this type of work.
With the recent completion of a $1.3 billion, 300-mile pipeline by a foreign consortium, the government deepened its commitment to eventually doubling production, to 850,000 barrels a day.
