Sentence examples for mark a commitment to from inspiring English sources

It would mark a commitment to leveling the economic playing field in America.

Coordinated national strategy to HIV prevention and drug use Explicit and supportive reference to 'harm reduction' in national policy documents can mark a commitment to evidence-based interventions as part of HIV prevention responses targeting PWID.

AP1 up-regulation, which marks a commitment to flower formation [ 43], was ultimately responsible for earlier flowering of transgenic plants compared with the wild type (Fig.  6a, d).

His tenure was marked by a commitment to private financing of scientific research, said Dr. Maxine Singer, the current president.

His leadership will be marked by a commitment to build on FSI's interdisciplinary approach to solving some of the world's biggest problems.

Beyond an unyielding love of the music, what marked these relationships was a commitment to home and family.

But marking it at this time with a commitment to be a truly global university is obviously profoundly important.

The ministers – 15 women and 15 men – are mostly aged under 50, in a team marking both a generational change and a commitment to reflecting Canada's diversity.

The firm announced it is changing its pension accounting to a mark-to-market method and revealed a commitment to have its pension plan fully funded by 2015.

It will mark a renewed commitment to move forward in humankind's endless quest to discover and settle new worlds in search of a better life for all of Earth's inhabitants.

Eating them is a measure of one's daring, and a mark of commitment to a certain kind of experience-driven twenty-first-century dining; cooking them usually means having tattoos of pigs' heads, knives, or foie-gras ducks on one's own muscles.