Sentence examples for signifying commitment from inspiring English sources

But for many children you probably do not know, December 1, World AIDS Day, may be the most important date on the calendar, signifying commitment and unity in the fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and the promise of many more birthdays and holidays to come.

XY germ cells enter G1/G0 arrest from 12.5 dpc, signifying commitment to the male pathway (Hilscher, 1974), while XX germ cells enter the first phase of meiosis from 13.5 dpc (Speed, 1982).

Nor does a "like" on the app signify commitment.

Several wore green silk headbands, signifying their commitment to "martyrdom".

He was named alongside indie band Pale Waves on the BBC Radio 1 Brit list this summer, signifying a commitment of support from the station.

From a human perspective, it would mean that marriage, instead of signifying a commitment between two people to share their lives, would be a state license for heterosexual intercourse.

During the ceremony, all new members signed a charter signifying their commitment to "strengthen engineering and technological activities in each country of the Americas and promote in them economic, social and human welfare within sustainable development". The organization currently has 116 members, representing 24 different countries.

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The party's logo consists of three stacked flags in red, green and purple, signifying its commitment to labor unions, environmentalism, feminism and other social-activist groups.

This historic campaign set the stage for the 1972 World Heritage Convention ratified by nearly every nation on Earth, signifying their commitment to conserve, not just their own treasures, but the common heritage of humankind.

Informants at both sites affirmed that most partners continued to engage in discussions, thereby signifying their commitment to working together and to make improvements.