Sentence examples for further that commitment from inspiring English sources

Rather, their gist is that speech acts involve intentional undertaking of a publicly accessible commitment; further, that commitment is not undertaken simply by virtue of my intending to undertake it, even when it is common knowledge that this is what I am trying to do.

Further, that commitment alone was neither crucial nor sufficient as demonstrated by findings from another setting with committed staff but different outcomes.

The safety agency issued a statement saying, "Child passenger safety is a top priority," and the recall "is further evidence of that commitment".

And several advisers said today that Mr. Bush's push for federal aid to faith-based programs, the designated theme for the second week of his presidency, would be presented as further proof of that commitment, evidence of a desire to find new ways to help prisoners, addicts and homeless people.

"We are committed to continuing to grow our sport in the UK and believe that adding Twickenham to our roster of host venues in London is further evidence of that commitment," said Mark Waller, NFL executive vice-president of international.

"Australia values its partnerships for international development with a range of multilateral organizations and today's MoU with FAO is a further testament to that commitment," the Senator said.

While a seemingly simple approach, as Peters explains, "by actually thinking through each time period that makes sense for them, that commits them to getting this action done". Pressing a button sealed the commitment in the customer's mind — and that commitment was further emphasized when the choice was repeated back to them.

But the nature of the declaration has raised further questions about the seriousness of that commitment.

and PBS are taking that commitment a step further by creating the Diverse Voices Project, which will provide financial support to emerging filmmakers working on minority themes that may yield future "P.O.V".

When Spain's coach, Vicente del Bosque, took that commitment a step further on Sunday, starting six midfielders but no striker against Italy, it seemed to be something else.

The passing of the Child Act in 2010 further solidified that commitment.