Sentence examples for Undertake a commitment to from inspiring English sources

As we undertake a commitment to evaluation, it is possible that we will create a renewed passion for our vision and the energy to expand the way we are thinking about the work we do every day.

5)—according to which (à la Brandom 1983), in asserting p one undertakes a commitment to either defending p or giving up p if the challenge cannot be met satisfactorily (see Kölbel (2004: 308) for some other discussions of this objection).

In 2003, the government undertook a commitment to provide universal access to antiretroviral drugs (ARVs).

What matters is that this entire process — an FBI review, a public hearing with adequate preparation — be undertaken with a commitment to thoroughness and balance, not speed.

One could envisage the situation where the operation of such a unit could be leased to a respected livestock producer in return for a commitment to undertake basic training and advise other farmers.

As for Australia's position, Turnbull emphasised the fact the Paris agreement was a global undertaking and "when Australia makes a commitment to a global agreement, we follow through, and that is exactly what we are doing".

Corporate business is keen on community projects, and theatres have often undertaken work they do not have a commitment to – because sponsors want to be seen working with the homeless or another group.

I encourage any reader who believes our nation has a moral responsibility to undertake a commitment of that magnitude to explain their reasoning in a comment.

Part of changing the mindset that leads to war is accepting that starting a war means undertaking a lifetime commitment to the people who serve in it.

In their stories, these nurses also speak of how they protect and defend their patients that they undertake as an ethical commitment to the patient, and sometimes with a certain fear of conflict with the power of the other.

It was 21 years ago that Adrian abandoned academic life to undertake that deeper commitment to the African community which she had recently begun to study.