Sentence examples for growing commitment from inspiring English sources

The acquisition highlights the museum's growing commitment to this area.

The growing commitment to education in emerging-market economies and continued communications improvements will make online competition more intense.

None of the men Oreskes attacked have argued that we should lessen our growing commitment to solar or wind power.

The plan also underlines what China describes as its growing commitment to combating pollution and reducing carbon emissions.

"There is a growing commitment to children's services on a professional level," said the library's director, Carroll Kelly.

More broadly, it must ask whether and to what extent their judgment was skewed by the university's growing commitment to big-time sports.

One Cabinet official made it clear that she did not share the President's growing commitment to coupon-clipping: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Blair, among his ever growing commitments, gives free advice on Sierra Leone and Liberia.

But he still looks eager to play plenty more of this grueling game despite all his millions, all his titles and his growing commitments to family life with his 2-year-old twin daughters now toddling around hotel suites.

Despite growing commitments from car manufacturers and the UK government to create an electric car infrastructure, businesses in the UK remain wary of investing in electric fleet cars, according to a new report by Corporate Vehicle Observatory.

He added: "My decision has nothing to do with recent events or criticism and is something that I have been considering over the past few months due to my growing commitments with the club and the Football Association".