Sentence examples for a commitment to standard from inspiring English sources

Uber offers prices that are competitive with standard taxi prices and their drivers are often much quicker and more reliable – and its drivers can drive as much or as little as they like, without making a commitment to standard shifts.

At the National Education Summit of governors, educators and business leaders in 1996, a consensus emerged that the United States had no shot at real public school reform without a commitment to standards and rigorous testing.

We are left to wonder if this Sunday supplement still has a commitment to standards of seriousness and facticity.

Daithí O'Ceallaigh, press council chairman said he was "delighted" at Feeney's appointment, adding: "He has enjoyed a long and respected media career with a strong commitment to standards in journalism, news and current affairs".

Being part of a fraternity or sorority is a commitment to higher standards.

The first emphasizes the need for a commitment to high standards in recruiting.

It would be great if a commitment to gold-standard permanence for all children in care or on the edge of care was the outcome of the debate on the Queen's speech proposals.

This is in sharp counterpoint to erudite cosmopolitans such as Moseneke or Kenya's Mutunga, whose records and jurisprudence suggest a commitment to universal standards of human rights and the rule of law, to which local political and social customs must adhere.

In all cases there will be a commitment to high standards of quality.

The interviewed planners thus assert that they have direct contact with many citizens who express a commitment to strong standards of traffic safety for particularly vulnerable travelers such as children, bicyclists and pedestrians.

While it shows some commitment to the web (alongside its commitment to WebKit, the render engine which Apple helped make into the dominant force it is today — as Apple likes to remind everyone), it also shows a commitment to web standards.