Sentence examples for it makes a commitment to from inspiring English sources

Marc E. Babej, president of Reason Inc. in New York, said the adoption of the phrase "Today's Mail" could help the Postal Service because "it makes a commitment to be up to date and asks people to rethink its technologies and capabilities".

When the firm decided to specialize, it made a commitment to an industry about which it had specialized knowledge.

It made a commitment to universal suffrage, extraordinary for the time, and two years before women in Britain won the vote.

The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), the oldest conservation group in Australia, was planning to mobilise its membership, producing a "voter pledge" and asking members to get others to sign it, making a commitment to vote for a candidate who would protect the environment.

So if you find yourself struggling to believe that you truly deserve it, make a commitment to reframing that mindset.

And while you're at it, make a commitment to truly honor this gift, to listen to its wisdom, to treat it with kindness, love and respect for the rest of your days.

If this country is serious about addressing the root causes of Aisha's disfigurement -- let it make a commitment to non-violence and respect for women a key component of its domestic and foreign policy.

It must make a commitment to its environmental future, and we're happy to see our clients doing this.

It also made a commitment to diversifying its ranks with women and minorities by 2020.

Ford did not tell Firestone about its research before going to the regulators because it had made a commitment to work closely with regulators.

To take advantage of it, build trust, and create an ecosystem that lessens burdens on individuals, systems and the planet, it must make a commitment to integrating long-term sustainability into the way business is done.