Sentence examples for increased commitment to from inspiring English sources

The military and the chaplaincy can build credibility by showing increased commitment to diversity.

The government of Nepal has to make an increased commitment to transparency.

However, current evidence points to the new civilian government showing increased commitment to poverty alleviation and development.

This included Isner's backhand, balance, steps to the ball and shot making, along with his increased commitment to fitness.

Hawksley, who left academia to join the Congregation of Jesus as a postulant in January, attributes this increased commitment to godliness among women to a snowball effect.

"They combine an increased commitment to content investment with new BBC content brands alongside a more powerful and unified digital engine," he said.

The Pentagon's announcements of increased commitments to security and reconstruction were increasingly seen "as a big charade," Lindborg said.

Since then, Stephens has struggled, perhaps because of the pressure, perhaps with the attention and increased commitments, to approach those results.

Also among the UK's increased commitments to Esa was £130m to be spent on satellite telecommunications projects.

The first cut, "People Have the Power," later became an anthem for Patti and marked her increasing commitment to political causes.

The appointment last September of Baker as Tate's first curator of photography reflects the organisation's increasing commitment to the medium, he said.