Sentence examples for a commitment to people from inspiring English sources

And the focus on turning a profit often overrules a commitment to people, the environment, or society.

Q. Can you explain that? A. We want to be a hyperproductive company and we want to make it fun, and I make a commitment to people that in 20 years they'll look back and say this was the most fun job they had.

"We made a commitment to people that when things turned around and got better, they would see the first rewards from those initiatives," says Delta CEO Ed Bastian.

I think that it's because the historic preservation movement has failed to connect a concern for places with a commitment to people.

I suppose someone who recognises himself as an activist, what we share is a commitment to people, on us, living better.

In such populism values of equality and justice combine with a commitment to people's agency and appreciation of the vast diversity of American cultures.

My company has a long-standing commitment to people development, but we are very open to changing our policies when circumstances dictate.

One passage tells of a nobleman who is saved from certain death at the hands of left-wing partisans by a leftist mason whose commitment to people in danger is greater than his political loyalties.

"Poor Mr. Trump will have a problem living up to his commitment to people whose future of employment is bleak," Morse said.

But you do it because you have a commitment to the people you worked with and want people to see the film.

He said that going forward, the N.S.A. would try to recruit people who had already demonstrated "a commitment to invading people's privacy" by working at Google or Facebook.