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But when the company was looking for ways to underscore its commitment to enhancing the healthiness of its products, it decided it needed to do something more dramatic.
The party this year was determined to underscore its commitment to a state that is not reliably Republican.
With Omega and TAG Heuer's proxies dueling for supremacy on the high seas, IWC Schauffhausen has taken a different tack to underscore its commitment to the ocean.
The grants are nominally to commemorate the foundation's 25th anniversary, but they are also intended to underscore its commitment to continuing to make grants, said Jonathan F. Fanton, MacArthur's president.
Cisco launched the Young Women's Innovation Grand Challenge to underscore its commitment to bringing young women into the sciences as we connect the unconnected with the Internet of Things.
That includes the car maker Lexus, which underscored its commitment in 2011 when it launched its "Shhhh" television advertisement for the CT200h compact hybrid, featuring pop singer Kylie Minogue.
But it's an area where Microsoft sees growth opportunities and underscores its commitment to mobile devices and services under new chief executive Satya Nadella.
"From MOMA's point of view, it comes at an important point in time for the institution and underscores its commitment to contemporary art.
The state health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, said in a statement that the department's action underscored its commitment to safeguard residents of homes for the mentally ill.
Underscoring its commitment to quality, the railroad hired Alfred T. Fellheimer, an architect who also worked on Grand Central Terminal as a partner in Reed & Stem, to design its four-story administration building.
Through these changes, the foundation underscored its commitment to solving health problems around the world, with particular emphasis on developing treatments and vaccines for malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis; controlling insects that transmit diseases; and developing superfoods in the fight against malnutrition.
