Sentence examples for vigorous commitment to from inspiring English sources

The current Firestone renovation exemplifies Princeton's vigorous commitment to the humanities and liberal arts education.

The death penalty developments that have dominated the news in recent months are unlikely to have anything like the enduring consequences of Texas' vigorous commitment to capital punishment.

"But your talent, your energy and your vigorous commitment to the truth is what will carry you through all of it.

The $1.7 billion stadium has other assets: its location in the nation's No. 1 market; the presence of two N.F.L. teams; a guarantee of a game every weekend during the season; and a vigorous commitment to add other events, like concerts and college football and soccer games.

The Princeton University Board of Trustees has called for an expanded and more vigorous commitment to diversity and inclusion at Princeton, with concerted efforts not only to implement a broad range of existing initiatives, but to take additional actions, including those proposed by a special trustee committee that was appointed last fall to consider the legacy of Woodrow Wilson at Princeton.

But that commitment--a real, deep, and vigorous commitment to the science--is key.

He also maintained vigorous commitments to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and to the Chemotherapy Foundation, which he served eight years as President.

Like many Southern states, it was dominated by a white business elite, but there was a clearly vigorous commitment here to education and infrastructure spending that leaders in both parties thought separated them from the rest of the region.

What we need is a vigorous, sustained commitment to developing our most promising renewable energy technologies.

He was also vigorous in his commitment to make Vietnam a participant in the TPP, despite the fact that its economy is further from meeting its standards than are those of most other participating countries.

Suddenly the desire to provide hands-on care for one's own, to honor the mundane moments that constitute a cherished life -- goals that until now appeared in our harried culture to be endangered species, requiring vigorous commitment -- suddenly these goals smack of selfishness, even cowardice.