Sentence examples for wider commitment to from inspiring English sources

He believes the bonus culture reflects a wider commitment to staff welfare by the company.

FM Conway's recycling philosophy forms part of its wider commitment to being a sustainable business.

"We want much more social policy and a much wider commitment to all of Europe".

Sainsbury's partnership with British Athletics reflects its wider commitment to inspiring healthy lifestyles for all, and complements grassroots campaigns such as Active Kids and the Sainsbury's School Games.

True, avoiding a pay rise for the 646 MPs will only save a small amount, but it signals the government's wider commitment to firm public-sector pay restraint.

The UK has also made a wider commitment to taking in unaccompanied migrant children under the Dubs amendment passed in the House of Lords this year.

With the current government's welcomed focus on social mobility and widening participation, universities must also value their wider commitments to public benefit.

Transformation requires visionary leadership, company-wide commitment to change and an adaptive, agile culture.

Recognising that good design is about value creation, not risk mitigation, cleaning-products supplier Method made a company-wide commitment to cradle-to-cradle design principles in 2006.

In the meantime, the company says it will continue a company-wide commitment to diversity that has already yielded several promotions of women and minorities in recent months.

The other thing that the E.C.B. and Germany wanted was a Europe-wide commitment to fiscal discipline, and that is what Friday's agreement in Brussels delivered.