Sentence examples similar to as a pledge of commitment from inspiring English sources
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) led the hospitals staffs in November 2009 in a pledge of commitment to the Hand Hygiene Program.
The school system had pledged to form the commission in 2012 as a measure of its commitment to protect students after the arrest of veteran elementary teacher Mark Berndt, who was charged with lewd conduct.
Mr. Obama, who as a young politician labeled Iraq a "dumb war" and campaigned on a pledge to end it, used language reminiscent of the Bush administration to justify the costly commitment of American lives and treasure.
Perhaps the most well known professional pledge that is made public is the Hippocratic oath, sworn to by physicians as a "firm commitment of behavior," explained Pellegrino.
Ferguson itself has remained in a consistent state of unrest as community members pledge to a commitment to "no peace" until justice is served and their demands are met.
It was a pledge made with real commitment.
"Without an adequate and independent assessment of the situation and current needs, as well as a commitment by the regime to provide the necessary access, a pledging conference is unlikely to produce the results we seek," Mr. Marciel said.
It included a pledge to treat captors as prisoner of war and commitment not use torture to force confessions.
This came as Nato members sealed a pledge to reverse declining trends for defence budgets with a commitment for nations to meet targets of spending 2% of GDP over the next 10 years.
Most other campaigns called for a digital pledge or commitment.
