Sentence examples for signals a commitment to from inspiring English sources
Wigglesworth's arrival, last year, signals a commitment to the highest musical standards.
To some residents, Detroit's move to shut down the popular underground bash signals a commitment to law and order.
It signals a commitment to constant improvement, letting employees, customers, partners and shareholders know unequivocally that they are part of a creative, positive force in the world.
The President's going to make some kind of speech around the first of July in which he's going to lay out his future vision of the Afghan War, and it will be important whether or not he signals a commitment to a stable transition, or whether he emphasizes, given the skepticism about the conflict domestically and the election year that's coming up, whether he emphasizes his desire to get out.
At a time when the public opinion of business leaders and managers is near an all-time low, signing the MBA Oath signals a commitment to changing that image.
While the New Alliance signals a commitment to ending hunger and malnutrition, it is still unclear whether or not G8 member nations will fulfill their original promise to invest some $22-billion 22-billioncuriny at the 2009 Summit in L'Aquila, Italy.
Kenya included the right in its 2010 constitution (pdf), which signalled a commitment to change.
Mr. Hughes, however, said that by continuing to negotiate even after realizing that Ms. Pearce would remain, he was signaling a commitment to continue in his job.
But only six months ago, the paper's owners announced a transition to a glossy magazine format that seemed to signal a commitment to staying open.
While Iran may signal a commitment to negotiate, they say, it is not expected to offer to suspend its enrichment of uranium or mothball suspect facilities.
Orville Schell, an environmental expert who leads the Asia Society's Center on United States-China Relations, said he hoped that the government's statement signaled a commitment to address the dam's problems.
