Sentence examples for author's commitment from inspiring English sources

The approval of an ethics committee was not needed because the project was developed using secondary data from the public health care system provided by the local health authority, with the author's commitment to ensure data privacy.

The Stone Diaries and Larry's Party (1997) perhaps represent most obviously their author's commitment to commemorating otherwise unremarkable lives.

The Stone Diaries (1993) and Larry's Party (1997) perhaps represent most obviously their author's commitment to commemorating otherwise unremarkable lives.

One cannot but wonder how Turkey's role in the incident involving a Turkish ship that tried to breach the blockade of Gaza last May and the announced plans for another similar "humanitarian" effort in coming months fits the author's commitment on behalf of his country to act as an impartial mediator.

And regarding business ethics, by the end of the book, the author's commitment to integrity, while admirable, is also personally costly.

They stand, in other words, less as justifications for their authors' existential and political commitments than as themselves a form of politics: invitations to others to see things as the author sees them, so that the author's commitment to going on in a certain way will come to be shared.

The final third brings us to the epiphany that hitting/throwing/catching a ball is not in fact the most important thing in the world, and the author's newfound commitment to their children/second wife/Strictly chances.

In this volume, James Corke-Webster undertakes the first systematic study considering the History in the light of its fourth-century circumstances as well as its author's personal history, intellectual commitments, and literary abilities.

Which interpretation is adopted depends in large part on the author's metaphysical and epistemic commitments.

Some of the most impassioned arguments in the literature related to the socio-structural contexts of HIV-related experiences, with some authors characterizing TasP's commitments to addressing the distal causes of HIV as rhetoric [ 8].

Brad Friedman, the prolific author of Brad Blog, is skeptical about Obama's commitment to sweeping election reform.