Sentence examples for its commitment to foster from inspiring English sources
"As we come to the end of QE2, it is unlikely that the Federal Reserve will waver from its commitment to foster economic growth and employment.
America ranks 17th out of 22 rich countries in its commitment to fostering prosperity in the developing world, according to the Center for Global Development, a think-tank in Washington, DC.
— D. D. GUTTENPLAN E.U. to upgrade research ties with Mediterranean states The European Commission is re-affirming its commitment to fostering research and development ties among universities, research centers and other institutions of the European Union and the southern Mediterranean states, participants at a recent conference said.
In the policy, York "affirms its ongoing commitment to foster a culture where sexual assault and its impact are understood, survivors are supported, and those who commit incidents of sexual assault are held accountable".
Olympism and its stated commitment to foster "social responsibility" (pdf) is understandably an easy sell.
Earlier this year, Intel href="https://beta.techcrunch.com/2015/01/06/intel-promises-300m-to-boost-the-representation-of-women-and-minorities-in-tech/"> announced its $300 million commitment to foster a diverse and inclusive workplace.
Budak says his commitment to fostering changemakers is deeply personal.
He said he wanted to reassert his commitment "to fostering equality and welcome for LGBT individuals at Mozilla" and outlined how he hopes to do that.
The mayor acknowledged that the program has subjected scores of innocents to undue stress and intimidation and he reaffirmed his commitment to fostering better relations between police and their communities.
The Labour Government also sets as one of its benchmarks a commitment to foster a people's diplomacy to increase respect, understanding and goodwill for Britain among nations as well as governments.
It is the commitment to foster a love that you can only establish within this unique partnership.
