Sentence examples for have a deeper commitment from inspiring English sources

Homeless people at New Life come and go but some, such as Sharratt, have a deeper commitment to the organization.

But curators have, or should have, a deeper commitment to the artists they exhibit, and let us see for ourselves what they made and what they mean.

"The right elsewhere normally has to have a deep commitment to orthodox market principles," Tabibian explained.

"They have a deep commitment to youth, culture and passing on community traditions".

We have a deep commitment to keeping everything at this building as it is".

I've known many teachers over the years, and a good 90percentt of them have a deep commitment and diligence.

Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman, said, "The president and this administration have a deep commitment to address issues that are important to American women and women throughout the world".

Philip Green says Carbon Trust involvement in Gravitox and another UU waste sludge treatment project is helpful in recruiting scientists and engineers who have a deep commitment to the environment.

Our 400 institutions, joined by many two- and four-year public and private colleges and universities, have a deep commitment to access and to building a society in which economic status does not determine educational opportunity.

The singer and songwriter Dar Williams, who moved to Cold Spring in 2003, told me, "We have a lot of people here who have to go to the city only once a week, so they have a relationship to the city, but they have a deep commitment to here.

We, too, have a deep commitment to girls, and ours centers not on protecting their chastity, but on supporting their ability to compete with boys, to be free — perhaps for the first time in history — from the restraints that kept women from achieving on the same level.