Sentence examples for represents the commitment from inspiring English sources
The program represents the commitment to help anyone who's hit hard times, even if they are able-bodied, they say.
Since the maturation and activation of pro-caspases generally represents the commitment of a cell to the apoptotic fate, it is a highly regulated process (40, 41).
"This airlift represents the commitment of the U.S. government to save lives and make sure our assistance reaches those most in need, especially in the hardest to reach and underserved areas of the country".
Anyone in the program, or close to someone who is, would recognize them as representing the commitment to faith and recovery that they are.
Speaking at a packed news conference at the Tibesti Hotel in Benghazi, where the European Union office was being set up, Ms. Ashton praised the rebels and said the new office represented the commitment and support of the union's member states.
Here, assume that v s is the binary variable (i.e., an unknown binary variable for the UC problem) representing the commitment status of the s-th component.
I wonder how much healthier the world would be today if the energy invested in Y2K hype had been focused instead on developing the Millennium Declaration and the global solidarity it represented, the commitment by 189 countries to improve the health and well-being of their people.
This represented the commitment of five industry sectors with >2 million employees to reduce exposure to RCS in brick and tile manufacture, as well as quarrying.
But words do matter -- especially when they represent the commitment of a political body with responsibilities as heavy as those of this Council, charged as it is with the promotion and maintenance of international peace and security.
Family ownership has been so successful because as Commissioner Roger Goodell said: "It represents the total commitment of the family in that business — and in many cases, the single purpose: football.
This fleet of spacecraft represents the largest commitment in history to the observation of Earth from orbit, and all the information will be open and free to use.
