Sentence examples for indicated his commitment from inspiring English sources
The culture secretary also indicated his commitment to hand part of the licence fee to outside organisations to make programming such as children's TV, arts coverage and local news.
In a marked departure from careful public statements made ahead of the publication of a white paper on the next BBC charter, the culture secretary also indicated his commitment to hand part of the licence fee to outside organisations to make programming such as children's TV, arts coverage and local news.
In addition, Elias Zerhouni, director of NIH, has, on a number of occasions, indicated his commitment to reducing the age at which investigators become independent, as well as his support for young scientists to move into nontraditional careers that bring physics, chemistry, mathematics, and the computing sciences to bear on problems in the life sciences, biology, and medicine.
His photograph appears in no junior or senior high school yearbook; one friend said he dabbled in drugs, then went "straight edge," even drawing crosses on his hand to indicate his commitment to an abstemious lifestyle.
But although Paivio (1986) explicitly claims to be an Empiricist, this seems to be mainly a way of indicating his commitment to the primacy of the experimental method in science, as opposed to "rationalistic" methods like computer simulation.
Mr. McCain said that the leader of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, had "again indicated his absolute commitment to a transition to a civilian government at the earliest possible time after the elections have taken place".
By using the first-person pronoun, the prime minister may want to indicate the strength of his commitment to a "vision", but often the result is to weaken it.
Three cautions for Napoli before the interval also indicated their commitment.
But for Hall the word indicated a commitment to inclusion and openness, to "liv[ing] with difference" — to smooth space.
In 2009, 25 students entering their third year at Stanford Law indicated a commitment to public service.
It did not accord strictly with correct procedure, but indicated Libyans' commitment to the process.
