Sentence examples for expanded commitment from inspiring English sources

The report is thorough and perceptive, guided by humane values, and candid in its recognition of this University's failings and of the importance of making a "renewed and expanded commitment to diversity and inclusion at Princeton". I concur fully with the committee's analysis and recommendations, and I hope that all Princetonians will read its report and the news release about it.

Without this merger, AT&T could not make this expanded commitment.

These principles and approaches rely on an expanded commitment and involvement of those at risk (Hall 2007).

The 'Go Blue Guarantee' helps us ensure wider opportunity". The financial aid program is a part of an expanded commitment at the University of Michigan to increase financial aid.

While music serves as the centerpiece for Coachella, this year's festival will feature an expanded commitment to art, culture and community via a unique partnership with The Creators Project a global initiative that supports leading and emerging artists.

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We need new and expanded commitments for the Stand trial, however, if we are to realise the significant potential of this treatment to save millions of lives".

Already this administration has expanded commitments to critical programs, ones that we've seen such as drug courts, better treatment, prisoner and reentry programs, border security, and counternarcotics initiatives, both domestically and internationally.

Some are set forth in excellent road maps for progress in the 13 Steps of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Review NPTT) Conference of 2000 and the expanded commitments of under that treaty in 2010.

The MOH and partners responded to these findings by convening a meeting in December 2010 to develop new plans and request expanded commitments from donors to address these shortfalls.

American officials were quick to declare the poll a success — worth the expanding commitment of troops and money to an increasingly unpopular and corruption-plagued government.