Sentence examples for expression of this commitment from inspiring English sources
Expression of this commitment is the ratifications of almost all international conventions on human rights, including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
A clear expression of this commitment is the ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1992, as well as the two Optional Protocols to the Convention.
You will see numerous public expressions of this commitment this week, with so many activities surrounding the fabulous gala held in New York for six years running, but what you may not see publicly expressed is the passion to support charitable causes that runs deep in the Coty family.
And next week, the world will see one expression of that commitment – when Team USA marches the red, white, and blue into the Olympic Stadium – and brings home the gold.
Moynihan said: "The BOA selection policy is a direct expression of the commitment British athletes have made to uphold the values of fair play, integrity and clean competition – values that are at the heart of Olympic sport.
Moynihan added: "The BOA selection policy is a direct expression of the commitment British athletes have made to uphold the values of fair play, integrity and clean competition - values that are at the heart of Olympic sport.
This expression of concern and commitment to being of help and the clinical attention to, as well as respect for, social and cultural contexts, can also increase trust in and commitment to the institutions of the larger society [ 37].
"I did indeed spend last Saturday slam-dancing with Alanis Morissette, but only as a symbolic expression of my commitment to ballot access reform".
Involving older people who are retired and in good health, he said, was an "important part of local action and part of a caring and compassionate society" and "a very genuine expression of a commitment to wellness and wellbeing".
More recent works include one of Antony Gormley's first public sculptures, a listening man on a boulder which was commissioned by Camden council in the early 1980s as an expression of its commitment to peace.
