Sentence examples for a commitment to appropriate from inspiring English sources

(M4r231)" Findings from this study demonstrate that narrowing the gap between assessed community need and the services provided by a general practice relies on the development of an interprofessional team demonstrating collegial interactions, shared planning for policy and procedure frameworks, a commitment to appropriate infrastructure, and an investment in knowledge and skills development.

These moves would all involve qualifying the relational equality ideal by a luck egalitarian commitment to appropriate sensitivity to personal responsibility.

Next was a commitment to make "appropriate political contributions and support key trade groups and allies," adding, "there is an old saying in politics.

A commitment to make appropriate changes will need to come from laboratory management and staff.

"Major improvements affecting all tenants, including many not charged back to tenants, demonstrate a commitment to maintain an appropriate site for everyone who lives there".

This in turn should be supported by a commitment to invest in appropriate and accessible health services, including preventative health and to develop workplace strategies which enable people with COPD to remain in active employment for longer.

Notably absent from many studies are a clear statement of purpose, elaboration of design details including the expected extent to which the sample's true change is likely to be homogeneous or heterogeneous (we will subsequent refer to this as the sample's change characteristic), justification of sample size, and a commitment to the most appropriate analysis [ 2, 5, 6, 9, 11, 14, 15].

This happened for Jimmy in his junior year when he made a commitment to his education, sought appropriate help, fully accepted a diagnosis of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD), and advocated for himself.

He added: "It is my view that Lord Rennard ought to reflect upon the effect that his behaviour has had and the distress which it caused and that an apology would be appropriate, as would a commitment to change his behaviour in future".

But the senior lawyer who looked at the claims did say that an apology from Lord Rennard "would be appropriate, as would a commitment to change his behaviour in future".

"Alistair Webster QC's statement that 'It is my view that Lord Rennard ought to reflect upon the effect that his behaviour has had and the distress which it caused and that an apology would be appropriate, as would a commitment to change his behaviour in future' is only a step in the right direction.