Sentence examples for a meaningful commitment. from inspiring English sources

This really required a meaningful commitment… We went through several girls".

I would challenge politicians of all parties to make a meaningful commitment to continuous adult education.

South Korea and its main allies, America and Japan, have since last year engaged in a process that Barack Obama's administration calls "strategic patience": offering to renew talks only when the North makes a meaningful commitment to scrap its nuclear arsenal.Desperate for international aid and recognition, their adversary may be raising the stakes to break their nerve.

Employers need to make a meaningful commitment to change with greater transparency and specific actions for accountability.

The Scottish Greens said if they were to back the budget the government would need to show a "meaningful" commitment to reforming council tax.

Echoing the sentiment of other AOL rivals, Golden says, "We hope it's a meaningful commitment, but given AOL's history of not living up to promises, we'll just have to wait and see".

A central problem for establishing purposeful companies in the UK, however, is that the UK's legal ecology supports and fosters shareholder value pressures and, accordingly, is likely in practice to override, undermine and inhibit any meaningful commitment to company purpose.

And as I wrote regarding United's unfortunate string of press, once you fully own the identity of "terrible company," the only way to shake it isn't just with saying the right words; it's with a real, meaningful commitment to reform.

The Division of Hematology/Medical Oncology has a significant and meaningful commitment to education.

And then, on Monday lunchtime, our nominally Conservative Prime Minister set out what appears to be a deep and meaningful commitment to transforming prisons and prisoners.

Ms. Fox has honed a deep and meaningful commitment to her community.