Sentence examples for a persistent commitment from inspiring English sources
When personal responsibility meets a persistent commitment to success, you have the makings of a resilient leader.
While his journal entries primarily took an empirical approach to the project, his related maple writings expressed a persistent commitment to romantic aesthetics.
Addressing Iqbal and Ahmed, he said: "In each of their cases, their persistent commitment to terrorist activity, in a number of different ways, over a significant period of time and, in each case, their willingness to take practical steps to obtain terrorist training abroad, marks them as particularly dangerous".
Changing the stakes for Rwanda, to become the safest place for women to give birth in Sub-Saharan Africa, calls for persistent commitment and determination in the maternal and child health cause.
There's a persistent tension between the firmness with which Harris commits herself to her catchphrases and the shallowness of her political commitments (and her record).
He promised $192m towards a package of mental health changes to ensure help for individuals and their families, including commitments in suicide prevention, which has been a persistent theme in the campaign.
We have seen continued confusion about just what the government's commitment to decentralisation means in practice, with conflicting signals from the Department for Communities and Local Government and a persistent lack of enthusiasm from other departments.
A persistent person, too.
A persistent television archive.
