Sentence examples for strong commitment to improving from inspiring English sources
"However, I still have a strong commitment to improving Japan's economy".
I have known David for much of his career, and applaud his strong commitment to improving the lives of others.
Sy's contagious energy and strong commitment to improving the lives of others, will be a model for each of us.
As a result of having been a dialysis patient in 1992, Mr. Meyerson founded the Dialysis Centers of America (DCA) in 1995 with a strong commitment to improving the quality of care, treatment and outcomes for dialysis patients.
An Advisory Board was formed in 2002 consisting of a collaboration of city departments, nonprofit agencies, local foundations, childcare programs, and educational institutions, all with strong commitment to improving the quality of childcare.
Overall, CQI stakeholders demonstrated strong commitment to improving CQI language, and the study participation rate was high, with 66% of participants, who did not receive any honoraria, engaging in all phases of the online elicitation.
Ofsted's inspectors praised Packer's efforts: "In the short time the acting principal has been in post he has shown a strong commitment to improve the academy.
The President of Tanzania made a strong commitment to improve maternal health and child nutrition, and reduce child deaths from preventable causes, particularly stunting - a promise which was renewed in May 2014 with the launch of the sharpened One Plan and scorecards to monitor progress.
The Government has also made strong commitments to improving the quality of education for boys and girls in the nation's worst schools, in line with its commitment to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The minister in charge of the children and families bill, Edward Timpson, has demonstrated a strong personal commitment to improving the prospects for children in care.
The strong government commitment to improving health services and patient satisfaction was further emphasized after the 2003 SARS outbreak, when in 2005 the "Year of Hospital Management Reform" was declared, with the key theme of "the patient comes first, improve the quality of service".
