Sentence examples for designates a commitment to from inspiring English sources

In its simplest description, monism designates a commitment to one model to which all other evidence and interpretations must be subordinated [ 38, 39].

The nursery has a garden, a computer room, an outdoor play area and a designated quiet area, and stresses a commitment to healthy eating.

Singer is also charged with making payments to a private school for Vavic's children in the guise of a scholarship in exchange for a commitment to designate students as recruits in the future.

One concrete way for Mental Health services to move beyond rhetoric and support individual and family recovery, is to overtly demonstrate a commitment to individuals and their contexts, including designating space for families to visit.

In July 1969, the CSWP was designated one of three regional research institutes in social welfare by DHEW, carrying with it a commitment to provide financial support for the next three to five years.

The University of Chicago is designating $25 million from its endowment to invest alongside established venture funds in startups led by faculty, students, staff and alumni, expanding a commitment to grow entrepreneurship and research commercialization on campus.

But some of the provisions use the words "calls upon" which designates a political commitment compared to "decides" or "demands" which requires mandatory compliance by all 192 member states.

Plus a commitment to pleasure.

There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.

We have a commitment to these towers.

We owed a commitment to them.