Sentence examples for further its commitment from inspiring English sources
Reinstating softball would help the I.O.C. further its commitment to gender equity.
Under a large tent adjacent to the Science Center, students, alumni, and staff munched on doughnuts and sipped coffee at the event's kickoff breakfast as Harvard President Drew Faust thanked them for their participation and welcomed the day as a chance for Harvard to unite and further its commitment to public service and community involvement.
Yahoo hasn't been doing much in the cloud computing space but releasing this code could further its commitment to making a name in the cloud.
To further its commitment to sourcing coffees that meet its high quality standards and securing the future of the coffee farmers and farms it sources its coffee from, Kickapoo Coffee guarantees a minimum price of $2.75 FOB (the price paid to farmer co-ops or in-country exporters).
Over the last several years, this investment has paid off and enabled Ford to further its commitment to ethical operations.
Offering citizens a one-stop shop to all of the White House's social media activity, the White House Social Hub furthers its commitment "to making this the most open and participatory administration in history".
Now, in its largest programming rollout since 2011, the organization is furthering its commitment to encouraging girls' interest in science, technology, engineering and math by introducing even more badges that emphasize the fields.
And today, the United States has an opportunity to further its longstanding commitment to the protection of children by passing implementing legislation and promoting the widespread ratification of the 2007 Hague Convention on the International Recovery of Child Support.
However, now that some time has passed, I think acquiring PALM would be foolish for NOK because it would further confuse its commitment to operating systems and for MOT Motorolaa), I simply think the risks would be more substantial than the company should accept at this juncture.
Under Bill Clinton and the younger George Bush, America has drifted further from its commitment to global free trade, and is thus less able to criticise others.
