Sentence examples for to support this dedication from inspiring English sources

"I appeal to this media, to all those who have come to support this dedication, to withdraw".

Operating under the system that victims can just leave an abusive situation, people are less likely to support the dedication of significant resources to helping him or her leave.

Our employees continue to support critical client missions with dedication and excellence each day.

The former France international claimed he used the "quenelle" as "a special dedication"  to support controversial comedian Dieudonne M'bala M'bala a day after the French government announced it was trying to ban the comedian's shows over his use of the gesture.

In summary, our vision a life free of diabetes and all its burdens may be achieved through continued dedication to support for diabetes research and active involvement and collaboration in the community.

The Cancer Society was skeptical of his dedication, but agreed to support Fox once he had acquired sponsors and requested he get a medical certificate from a heart specialist stating that he was fit to attempt the run.

The past few years have seen a huge amount of hard work and dedication across the sector to support the work we do to help vulnerable people.

However, there is need to address other challenges that include retaining physicians in academic medicine and dedication of adequate resources to support teaching and scholarly work.

The one-child policy, a series of family planning and population control policies introduced from 1978 onwards, has likewise heightened parents' commitment to the care of their single child, entailed a growing recognition of daughters as source of support in old age, and reinforced the dedication of many young Chinese to support their elderly parents.

He will be remembered for his extraordinary dedication to supporting emerging voices, and leaves the theatre an unparalled legacy.

Its website cites a dedication to "supporting those candidates who will sincerely work to rein in out-of-control government and to oppose those candidates who will not.