Sentence examples for and commitment to translate from inspiring English sources
IT TAKES great courage and commitment to translate for a foreign journalist in Myanmar.
The many commemorations in different parts of the world will underscore the need for a strong commitment to translate the articles of the CRC into results for children.
The great traditions which underlie our school's history include the presence of a full-time teaching faculty devoted to working with students, a strong emphasis on research and discovery, and a commitment to translating the most recent advances in biomedical science to the bedside.
Commitment to translating research findings into interventions and policies is of utmost importance.
Both dimensions – values and goals – indicate a strong professional ethos and commitment and strongly appear to translate into the "will-do" component of the motivation process.
Implementation experience in CAADP has shown that high level national commitment, even beyond the specific sector lead ministries and including representatives of the private sector, is required to make these multidisciplinary and multi-stakeholder processes a success and to translate commitments into results on the ground.
"But we need the political commitment and financial resources to translate our programmes into action to eliminate the disease".
Developing a sound system for financing health care is one of the key mechanisms to show the commitments and political will of leaders and their ability to translate these commitments into results.
Together with our partners, we work in more than 190 countries and territories to translate that commitment into practical action, focusing special effort on reaching the most vulnerable and excluded children, to the benefit of all children, everywhere.
