Sentence examples for symbolise the commitment from inspiring English sources
The murals symbolise the commitment of artistic innovators such as Bell and Grant to the English artistic traditions they are commonly thought to have repudiated and they also demonstrate the extent to which artistic activity in the 1920s, 30s and 40s was rooted in landscape and local experience.
The Wiltshire town, near to RAF Lyneham where fallen servicemen are repatriated, has come to symbolise the country's commitment to its war dead.
Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, said the overall long-term aim was to form a radically decentralised British state, but he rejected calls from Graham Allen, the chair of the political and constitutional reform select committee, to symbolise the three parties' commitment to Scottish devolution by appearing on a joint platform in Scotland.
Miliband said that the stone would symbolise his commitment to keep his pledges and rebuild trust in British politics.
But we should protest, and we should make them talk to the Tibetans". French athletes carrying the torch also wore badges with the words "for a better world" alongside the Olympic rings, to symbolise their commitment to human rights.
The commitment is very small.
