Sentence examples for deeply committed to promoting from inspiring English sources
President Carter was deeply committed to promoting human rights, and when I served on his National Security Council, we had countless discussions about how to do this.
"Dartmouth is committed to promoting the safety and well-being of our students and cares deeply about the harm any kind of sexual misconduct does to a campus community," Anderson said.
"Universities are absolutely committed to promoting social mobility and are undertaking extensive and ambitious work.
Many community development advocates also say they fear officials are insufficiently committed to promoting maritime uses for the piers.
Ms. Astley, however, said the magazine was committed to promoting diversity in its magazine and on its Web site.
You have to be a fashion business running for less than three years to exhibit in this area, but the council are really committed to promoting new businesses".
"The FA remains wholly committed to promoting diversity and will continue to work on challenging discrimination and developing future women leaders".
In 1958 she was elected third president of the Federation of Japanese Women's Organizations, a group opposed to nuclear weapons and committed to promoting peace.
"I am committed to promoting policies that enhance the underlying competitiveness of the U.S. economy and ensure that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency," he said.
