Sentence examples for larger commitment to from inspiring English sources

Even the European Union has rejected proposals favored by environmentalists that would demand an even larger commitment to renewable energy.

The move is part of a larger commitment to the principle of transparency in the finance industry.

Mr. Xu, who has a doctorate in law, said he sought office as part of his larger commitment to expand democracy and the rule of law in China.

Thus, for Princeton, our six-decade association with magnetic fusion research is very much a reflection of our larger commitment to the future welfare of our nation and all nations.

Many of Mission's dishes are precisely as "Chinese" as Bowien himself (which is to say not at all); and the owners maintain a zany idea to deliver anywhere in the city, as well as a larger commitment to changing the food system.

This grant is part of Starr's larger commitment to human cancer and genomics research, and will advance our understanding of infectious diseases that spread between animals and humans". Relatively little funding is dedicated to better understanding and treating diseases that affect animals even though they suffer from many of the same diseases that humans do.

"I can make larger commitments to things that are done over time and are noncash," she said.

It was an unusually large commitment to a new show, not often seen in television.

Mr. Friedman rightly notes Brazil's large commitment to sugar-based ethanol.

The Los Angeles project is believed to represent the largest commitment to the free cellphone waiting areas by a North American airport.

Most industry analysts expressed concern about Phillips's making such a large commitment to an industry as prone to volatility and low profitability as oil refining.