Too often, workers are asked to commit to corporate goals without any matching commitment from top management be it employment security, gain sharing, or an ability to influence the direction of the business.
The Serbs, Croats and Muslims, he wrote, "are committed to fight to the death for what they believe to be their vital interests," while the West "has not been able to find its vital interests or matching commitment".
Not unnaturally, African leaders want matching commitments from donors, demanding that help should be open, clearly aimed and co-ordinated.The plan's hopes and ideas are not new but, so far, they have been propounded by donor countries.
The FTC may not and should not ignore clear examples of practices not matching commitments.
With the help of social media, we can make matching commitments, transforming our individual habits into massive reform.
John's commitment to the labor movement was matched by an equal commitment to civic involvement.
And the federal government could then agree to something like a matching fund commitment, so that as big oil's tax contributions into the environmental corps increased, so too would those of the federal government.
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America, at its best, matches a commitment to principle with a concern for civility.
George Walker Bush was sworn in as the 43rd president of the United States today and, in an Inaugural Address that sought to unify the nation after one of the most disputed elections in its history, asked Americans to match "a commitment to principle with a concern for civility".
