Sentence examples for mass commitment from inspiring English sources

Happenings in Atlanta will include a festival in Piedmont Park, a mass commitment ceremony, an AIDS Memorial Quilt display, a vintage car show and a youth prom.

Comparison of projections from the different scenarios provides a measure of physical and societal mass bleaching "commitment" given different assumptions about the adaptability of coral reef ecosystems.

This paradigm requires a critical mass of participation, commitment for trust, diversity, sharing and cooperation.

Upholding the Responsibility to Protect populations from mass atrocities, a commitment every government made in 2005, requires a multi-faceted response.

If the position of the masses is stronger than that of an elite like in scientific collectives the elite endeavors after trust and appreciation of the masses, pledging its commitment to serve common good.

Mr. McMahon also has a deep understanding of transportation and infrastructure issues, including a strong commitment to mass transportation.

Carter endorsed the need for a greater federal commitment to mass transit and held a town meeting in Queens.

This time-honoured commitment to mass nationalisation was overhauled 20 years ago when Tony Blair, then Labour leader, won a controversial vote to amend clause IV.

Mr Blair proceeded to tell a stunned audience that he wanted to axe Clause Four of its constitution an archaic but totemic commitment to mass nationalisation.

Of course, there are things to be done — smarter use of social-service resources, more economic development, a stronger public commitment to mass transit, housing and job training.

Perversely, Prouvé's commitment to mass production has enhanced the marketability of his work, because there is so much of it for dealers to sell.