Sentence examples for emphasizing its commitment from inspiring English sources
Not for nothing, then, is Singapore emphasizing its commitment to dining, at a time when many airlines have ended food service or have started selling meals.
Not for nothing, then, is Singapore emphasizing its commitment to in-flight dining, at a time when many domestic airlines have eliminated or sharply curtailed food service or, in a growing trend, have started having their flight attendants actually peddle packaged meals off a cart in the aisle.
But it also appears to want to placate critics in the open source community by emphasizing its commitment to the Open Containers Initiative (OCI) standard.
The AFL-CIO wouldn't comment directly on Sanders' remarks, instead emphasizing its commitment to comprehensive immigration reform.
Although a party with Islamist roots dominated Tunisia's elections last fall, it has sought to jettison the label in order to emphasize its commitment to democracy and pluralism, while the Brotherhood still considers itself the movement's flagship.
The new ruling coalition emphasized its commitment to radical reform and ending corruption.
On Thursday, the person said, the company will emphasize its commitment to intensify partnerships with other tablet producers like Microsoft and Samsung to make deals for content that it controls.
The Ford Motor Company held its annual meeting three weeks ago at the Atlanta Zoo, and used the occasion to emphasize its commitment to social responsibility, particularly environmental and safety issues.
At first Yemen, which has been eager to emphasize its commitment to the campaign against terrorism, sought to dismiss reports that the blast was deliberate.
Microsoft's latest marketing campaign, launched in April, emphasizes its commitment to privacy with the slogan: "Your privacy is our priority".
He said the opposition must present a coherent, united voice and emphasize its commitment to democratic reforms, and communicate its message to the public — something Mr. Anwar complained was difficult because of the government dominance of television and newspapers.
