Sentence examples for make its commitment from inspiring English sources

So today Facebook is revealing its roadmap of upcoming news features that it calls "The Facebook Journalism Project" to make its commitment to the industry clear.

The organization might need more than a statement to make its commitment to "coalitional" politics clear; one reason the incidents at the marriage rally resonated is the sense that H.R.C., going back to the nineties, has "a long history of throwing trans people under the bus".

The U.S. has yet to make its commitment.

"All it required him to do is basically say the state will make its commitment to do its best effort to keep the state's share of school funding the way it is now," Robison told the San Angelo Standard-Times.

But the government has made its commitment clear.

Since Warner made its commitment public, he said, three other major studios have called for demonstrations.

Black Lives Matter has made its commitment to ending violence clear.

The Bourgeois show was conceived before the Hermitage made its commitment to the Guggenheim in June.

This was a concession the governor quickly made once Smith & Wesson made its commitment to market smart guns nationally on the same three-year timetable he sought in the state.

This latter point is germane to this election, as political violence in West Bengal for instance, intimidated sections of the electorate that had made its commitment to the left clear.

Microsoft made its commitment to scientific computing two years after a similar service was introduced by Google and I.B.M. Several scientists familiar with the Microsoft project said the software company was hoping to differentiate the new service by offering scientists a set of custom applications that simplified access to Azure and the use of older software applications like Microsoft Excel.