Sentence examples for to improve its commitment from inspiring English sources
Olympus said it "solemnly accepted" the Tokyo exchange's decision and promised to improve its commitment to corporate governance.
The campus planned to take "concrete actions to improve its commitment to our student veterans," Rosser said.
Muiznieks also called on the government to improve its commitment to migrants in the city of Calais, who live in dismal conditions in makeshift camps dotted around the northern port city.
These changes, along with PayPal's commitments to improve its disclosures and make it easier for consumers to express their calling preferences, are significant and welcome improvements".
Do say: "Essex county council had a commitment … to improve its public image between 2002 and 2005 … And yet here we are, still talking about negative stereotypes".
4 Colombia to Look Into Killings The Colombian government, in a test of its commitment to improving its human rights record, has promised a full-scale investigation into the killings by army troops of six elementary school children.
In a test of its commitment to improving its human rights record, the Colombian government has promised a full-scale investigation of an army attack on an elementary school hiking trip that left six children between ages 8 and 10 dead this week.
"The MoD should set out its commitment to improving its management information with a timetable for such work," he added.
For several years China has expressed commitment to improving its environmental record and that of its agricultural sector, but it is still exploring how to make good on this promise.
Swarthmore's commitment to improving its efficiency is smart business, and will likely earn enough returns to pay several faculty salaries, garnering a far more secure return than a stock portfolio.
"It moves the ball backwards," Mr. Pope said, "by refusing to set firm goals for the future, and raises troubling questions about Ford's commitment to improving its environmental performance".
