Sentence examples for namely a commitment from inspiring English sources
Camilla Taylor, a senior staff lawyer for Lambda, said the Supreme Court ruling in a way was merely "vindicating quintessential Iowa values," namely, a commitment to families.
But we also wanted investors that shared our values: namely a commitment to strong commercial returns but never at the expense of the health and wellbeing of the older adults we exist to serve.
Maybe The New York Times Magazine could make an analogous leap into brand-new territory, namely, a commitment to publish one article in every issue about a person or group doing similar groundbreaking work (no pun intended).
Their discoveries brought about a fundamental revolution, namely a commitment to the postulate that the universe obeys immanent laws that can account for natural phenomena.
We could show that social integration is an important predictor for distal socialization outcomes, namely a high commitment to the occupation and the organization (Nägele and Neuenschwander 2014).
Or better, as we read in the foreword by theologian John B. Cobbs, the transfiguration of neo-Darwinism into a philosophical position, an ideology, namely the commitment to a reductionist, determinist, geno-centric metaphysics (p. ix), and the reductio ad absurdum of living things as 'zombies', machines manipulated by genes seen as 'forces' (p. x).
Again, I found myself surprised by Mahindra, namely his commitment to a humanitarian agenda I long thought antithetical to bottom-line business.
Mr. Spitzer's successor, Gov. David A. Paterson, salvaged a few items from the commission, known as the New York State Commission on Higher Education, namely the commitment of nearly a billion dollars a year to critical maintenance and repairs across the two systems, as well as the creation of a low-interest student loan program.
A commitment to secularism - namely, that the state would not be aligned with any one religion - was an important first step.
But according to former agents, Mr. Williams could not overcome the limitations placed on him, namely a Phoenix field office whose commitment to fighting terrorism did not match his own.
Namely, a fish named Hilary Rosen.
