Sentence examples for reflecting our commitment from inspiring English sources
"This is a very important milestone for Warner Music, reflecting our commitment to artist development by strengthening our worldwide roster, global footprint and executive talent," said Blavatnik.
"This is a very important milestone for Warner Music, reflecting our commitment to artist development by strengthening our worldwide roster, global footprint and executive talent," Len Blavatnik, the founder of Access Industries, Warner's parent company, said in a statement.
Blavatnik, Chairman and founder of Access Industries, said: "This is a very important milestone for Warner Music, reflecting our commitment to artist development by strengthening our worldwide roster, global footprint and executive talent".
And, even with the adjustments to the program the net attendance costs for many of our aided students will remain lower than in 2007-2008, reflecting our commitment to provide access for all deserving, qualified students," said Vice Provost Barbara Knuth.
"This is a pleasing, strong result reflecting our commitment to safety, operational discipline and cash maximization," Biswas said.
These standards reflect our commitment to responsible advertising, legal and regulatory obligations and to ensuring we maintain our readers' trust.
These and other steps reflect our commitment to serious reform and to do what is right for our investors, clients and employees.
She added: "The whole enormity of the project reflects our commitment to clarify the historic record of a highly controversial period in our bilateral relations".
Our proposal reflects our commitment to protecting historic resources while helping transportation and preservation interests reach decisions about needed facilities more quickly.
Still, it "reflects our commitment to sustainable thinking", says the manufacturer of extremely green automobiles (and colossal, gas-guzzling Chelsea tractors).
They also reflect our commitment to the difficult and dangerous work required to deliver on-the-ground journalism that brings scrutiny to what is most consequential.
