Sentence examples for an active commitment from inspiring English sources
An Ambassador will demonstrate an active commitment to promote the rights of children and to further UNICEF's mission to Unite for Children About UNICEF UNICEF promotes the rights and wellbeing of every child, in everything we do.
"The United States will sustain an active commitment to two states living side by side in peace, stability and security".
Strong and effective multi-agency safeguarding arrangements do not just happen; they require an active commitment to collaboration and a common purpose, and must be supported by a system that sustains those partnerships and relationships.
1912 Bartella, Iraq June 26 , 1980Damascus, Syria Mor Ignatius Yacoub III, (born 1912, Bartella, Iraq died June 26 , 1980 Damascus, Syria) Syriac Orthodox patriarch of Antioch who combined scholarship and dedication with an active commitment to the ecumenical movement.
Mor Ignatius Yacoub III, (born 1912, Bartella, Iraq died June 26 , 1980 Damascus, Syria) Syriac Orthodox patriarch of Antioch who combined scholarship and dedication with an active commitment to the ecumenical movement.
This also involves an active commitment to 'thinking otherwise' about how these technologies might be better implemented across higher education settings.
They have a deep and active commitment to public benefit".
Of course, such a massive disruption requires active commitment from the C-suite, including the CEO and head of HR.
But to be taken seriously as an emerging or developed power in today's world, a country also needs to show active commitment to the democracy, good governance and human rights that define a responsible nation.
Like deferring and career-hopping, it is a stay against the burden of active commitment — and, according to the Henigs, this trap of choice is a marked difference from the past.
It might be this is the case because there is no real faith; Armstrong says in her book that "faith... is) a matter of practical insight and active commitment; it (has) little to do with abstract belief or theological conjecture".
