Sentence examples for Extended commitment from inspiring English sources
"extended commitment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a promise or dedication that extends over a longer period of time than usual. For example: - "I appreciate your extended commitment to this project. Your dedication has been instrumental in its success." - "The company is looking for candidates who can demonstrate an extended commitment to the job and its responsibilities." - "Taking care of a pet requires an extended commitment, as they can live for many years." - "We are seeking someone with an extended commitment to environmental conservation to join our team."
A rapid departure by Colonel Qaddafi and American forces would quiet them; an extended commitment would undercut his oft-repeated focus on economic revival at home.
"Ben has proved himself to be one of the most reliable goal-kickers and creative broken-field runners in the game and we very much welcome his extended commitment to the team.
Things will improve only if those now in charge pay attention to the lessons of past operations -- particularly the vital roles that troop strength and an extended commitment have played.
Think of the Knicks as the big-city temptress with the substantial bank account, the best seats on Broadway, but lacking the emotional depth to make good on a vow of extended commitment.
Policy implications include the need for extended commitment and integration of collaborative and other responses.
"We were very keen to secure an extended commitment from Alex and he was understandably keen to enter the IPL auction," Newell commented.
At Jagriti we find informal boys peer groups before, during and after workshops extends commitment to change, and to educate other boys.
NBC Universal extended its commitment to maintain a presence in New York City under an agreement approved yesterday by the city's Industrial Development Agency.
But they harvested a lot of food, more than 150,000 pounds of produce from 2001 through 2007, and Ms. Dormer extended her commitment from five years to seven.
Mr. Lay, 59, has reassumed the role of chief executive and has extended his commitment to stay at the company until the end of 2005.
It has also extended its commitment to cap household electricity and gas prices by two months to October, although it said it will look to implement more price reductions if it can.
