Sentence examples for has a long-standing commitment from inspiring English sources

The BBC has a long-standing commitment as a patron of the arts".

My family — and our organization — has a long-standing commitment to provide all of our fans a championship-caliber team year after year".

Clinton has a long-standing commitment to educational issues; as First Lady of Arkansas, in 1983, she headed a committee to improve academic achievement among the state's public-school students.

But Chávez, unlike Humala, has a long-standing commitment to progressive ideas and had been meeting and discussing strategy with leftwing party leaders for years before he came to power.

It added: "Apple has a long-standing commitment to providing a safe and healthy workplace for every worker in our supply chain, and we have a team working with Pegatron at their facility to ensure that conditions meet our high standards".

"The industry has a long-standing commitment to responsible lending and transparency and over the last five years has introduced many changes including on credit limits and re-pricing of debt, improved transparency, and forbearance for those who find themselves missing repayments," said Richard Koch, head of policy at the trade body.

She had a long-standing commitment to classical chamber music; this became her professional and philanthropic focus.

Some unions have a long-standing commitment to nuclear disarmament and want the Government to invest in high-skilled "green jobs" in places like Barrow.

The college has competed in the Independent Schools Debating Association ISDAA) for the past five years and has had a long-standing commitment to the Archdale Debating Competition.

"Hyundai questions why we would be targeted with such activity, as we have a long-standing commitment to civil and human rights".

Mahatma Gandhi, along with many members of the Congress Party, had a long-standing commitment to nonviolent civil disobedience, which he termed satyagraha, as the basis for achieving Indian independence.