Sentence examples for is increasingly committed from inspiring English sources

"This is evidence that DfID is increasingly committed to a highly financialised, highly unequal, highly ideological form of 'development' which helps big business and not ordinary people".

However conservative the younger generation of clergy may be, Bishop Walsh said, it is increasingly committed to working with young people.

Because the company chose to design Popfly using a Microsoft Web graphics and animation technology called Silverlight, it will be treated with suspicion by an Internet universe that is increasingly committed to open standards.

The business community is increasingly committed to incorporating CSR into strategic and business planning.

The evaluation has shown that UNICEF is increasingly committed to and actually implementing a more cross-sectoral approach.

Related: Cash from cassava: better breeds of the staple will boost development Members of the African Union are increasingly committed to agriculture-led growth.

Land-rights activists, factory workers, forcibly evicted residents, arbitrarily censored netizens, ordinary consumers and environmental activists — citizens in China are increasingly committed to defending their rights.

"There is a disconnect between faculty that is connected to ideas and values and administrations that are increasingly committed to the bottom line," he said.

Trotsky, though not as much as his associate Yevgeny Preobrazhensky, was increasingly committed to a "left" policy and a swift end to the NEP, with a planned economy at home and revolutionary action abroad.

Even if some London flagships survive, they would be unable to continue the very participatory projects that are being urged on them and to which they are increasingly committed.

Questions are being raised about the legitimacy of publicly funded research being accessible only behind paywalls, and research councils and learned societies are increasingly committed to open-access publishing of the research they fund.