Sentence examples for notable commitments to from inspiring English sources

Most forms of rationalism involve notable commitments to other philosophical positions.

In the spirit of "mutual regard and collaboration," which President Giamatti encouraged in his Inaugural address, Yale and the Public Schools have made a notable commitment to the Institute, and at a time of fiscal stringency for both.

After drinks at Success Bar, I go to Cafe Gallery, which opened in 2011 with a notable commitment to making a safe and welcoming environment for people of all genders and sexualities.

Notable commitments since March have come from the largest pensions funds in the US, the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world and major universities including California, Oxford and Syracuse.

The SDP was especially notable for the strength of its commitments to electoral reform, European integration, and the decentralization of the British state.

The most notable commitment, outlined in a joint statement by the leaders, is a plan to reduce potent methane emissions from the oil and gas industry by 40-4540-45%w 2012 levels by 2025.

Obama's campaign was notable for his commitment to progress on nuclear disarmament.

The almost total absence of politics from this year's ceremony was notable, and the commitment to leaving feathers unruffled contributed to the bland smoothness of the evening.

Ravel effected an understated formal revolution in vocal music, the pieces performed here by mezzo-soprano Nora Gubisch with pianist Alain Altinoglu being notable for their commitment to textual interpretation rather than sheer operatic grandeur.

While that last bit may not be enough to incentivize the wider movie-loving public, the theater's notable history and commitment to independent film may be.

The Chinese government has made commitments to improve air quality and has achieved notable results in reducing emissions from the power and transportation sectors.