Sentence examples for indicating a commitment from inspiring English sources

The FTC lawsuit triggered new measures by the Department of Veterans Affairs, which in March removed DeVry from the VA's "Principles of Excellence" status indicating a commitment to protect student veterans.

Significantly, we found that platelet-derived growth factor-β (PDGFRβ) was consistently hypomethylated in all cells with properties of stromal fibroblasts, EDK and iPDK cells, indicating a commitment to a fibroblast lineage fate (Figure 3D).

To capture first transcriptional differences indicating a commitment to specific cell fates, it is important to analyse gene expression patterns at different cell stages (time points in the differentiation process).

In 2009, 25 students entering their third year at Stanford Law indicated a commitment to public service.

But for Hall the word indicated a commitment to inclusion and openness, to "liv[ing] with difference" — to smooth space.

Alphabet's strategy seems to indicate a commitment to shares, to the city and a commitment to running smart businesses and that's about it.

But the Obama proposal may also indicate a commitment to discredited industrial policies and a subordination of trade policy to political interests.

Peggy Taylor, the labor federation's chief lobbyist, said, "We think it's appropriate that she has withdrawn, and we hope that the next nominee will be someone whose history would indicate a commitment to upholding the labor department's mission in protecting workers and keeping their workplace safe".

That would seem to indicate a commitment, in my opinion a smart one, in most or all of these countries to keeping those kinds of more damaging substances illegal to make and sell, even if users are treated better and in smarter ways than just locking them up.

Du Châtelet's belief that hypotheses gain strength the more phenomena they explain indicates a commitment to the idea of simplicity and systematicity of causes, and the orderly interconnectedness of cause and effects in the created world.

Words he used, such as "coherence," "whole," "integration," and "complete," were intended to have meaning consistent with his pragmatic empiricism and did not by themselves indicate a commitment to idealism.