Sentence examples for diminishing commitment from inspiring English sources

Conversely, California's diminishing commitment to the schools will have a negative impact on the entire country.

The diminishing commitment by the Group of Eight (G8) countries, including the United States, towards HIV/AIDS treatment funding is a major topic at the Vienna AIDS conference.

However, a trend we found toward diminishing commitment to volunteerism has also been found by others [ 31] and may compromise this strength over time.

Mr. Black and Ms. Anthony worry about the diminished commitment they see in many students today, something Ms. Anthony began to notice a decade or so ago.

This diminished commitment to protecting children in conflict with the law appears to ignore the evidence about the vulnerability of very young children charged with criminal offences.

Such gestures of acknowledgment that the story is a made thing, far from diminishing our commitment to a tale, somehow increase it.

Those opposed to the Aristotelian-Maimonidean paradigm of philosophy often blamed such treatises for weakening the faith of Jews by diminishing their commitment to the halakhah (law) and, thus, making them more susceptible to conversion.

The statement said: "Without diminishing its commitment to the company's survival plan or to the agreement made last week with Ineos, Unite will, in the light of the company's behaviour at the weekend, consider what steps can be taken on Mr Deans' behalf".

This narrative, if the government's ever-diminishing commitment to further education is anything to go by, assumes that only the young are worth the bother.

Although multinational HIV/AIDS treatment programs have been one of greatest public health successes this century, diminishing resource commitments by major donors have raised uncertainty about the future of access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) and the goal of universal access.

By impressing an audience for the commitment with large expenditure, these fears may be diminished, and commitment to each other and their new roles increased.