Sentence examples for with a deep commitment from inspiring English sources
In the 1980's, Merck had a reputation as a company with a deep commitment to science and integrity.
President Eisenhower replaced Vinson with Earl Warren, then the governor of California, who had extraordinary political skills and personal warmth, along with a deep commitment to social justice.
A robust civil society with a deep commitment to free expression is our best hope for challenging and countering bigoted narratives and misguided views.
Certainly, nowhere in Baughman's exhaustively researched book do we encounter an example of a local television station with a deep commitment to independent news reporting.
They believe they can combine this work with a deep commitment to the highest ethical standards and a sincere respect for religious beliefs.
"Gail McGovern brings outstanding leadership skills from the private sector, coupled with a deep commitment to volunteerism," Bonnie McElveen-Hunthe, the Red Cross chairwoman, said in a statement.
She has embraced the huge changes in the industry with creativity and relish whilst bringing with her a deep commitment to the Guardian's traditions of plural, liberal journalism.
HASSOL--Milton D. The Board of Directors of the Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass mourns the death of its respected President, Milton D. Hassol, who served for 23 years with passion and a deep commitment to the mission of the organization.
Hailing from a long line of African Methodist clergymen dating back to the 1830's, I share with most African-Americans a deep commitment to our quest to broaden white Americans' racial sensibilities.
But it doesn't explain why this film about two strangers with suicidal tendencies and a deep commitment to self-aggrandizing drama is the first very good movie of this very young year.
And I pray that someday, students and faculty at Liberty University will look back on your comments, and their applause and laughter, with deep regret and a deep commitment to live more in the way of Jesus.
