Sentence examples for marked commitment from inspiring English sources

The collaboration has been profound and successful, with marked commitment, creativity, and passion contributed by all participants.

With 26 accepted and enrolled thus far and at press time more were still being considered students in this year's graduating class have shown a marked commitment to eliminating educational inequality all around the country.

Transcripts marking commitment to the myogenic lineage (myogenin and Mef5A) showed delayed activation on both mRNA and protein level.

The campaign marked a commitment by Airbnb to provide short-term housing for 100,000 people in need over the next five years, inspired by the positive response to its vow to provide free housing to those affected by the travel ban.

The event marked the commitment of the international community to support the country in its efforts towards peace and development.

The last time there was an outcry over exam marking, the commitment from the Labour government was clear.

The countries' support brings the pact struck last December much closer to coming into force, and marking their commitment to drive efforts to slash greenhouse gases.

Members pledged to attend reunions for at least five years; to mark that commitment, each man received a tiger claw mounted in silver as a watch charm.

To mark his commitment, Pai undertook a multi-day tour of the Midwest, where he touted the need for more broadband investment.

This annual award marks our commitment to underscoring the importance of leadership in business by highlighting the achievements of a senior executive and Stanford GSB alumni who has made significant contributions to the corporate world and the community.

Like dual Charons at the river Styx, two enterprising young city councilmen, Eric Gioia, of Long Island City, and David Yassky, of Greenpoint, arranged a boat tour of the creek last Thursday, to mark their commitment to cleaning it up; they'd recently joined a lawsuit, filed by Riverkeeper, the Hudson-watershed advocacy group, to hold ExxonMobil and others accountable.