Sentence examples for because of a commitment from inspiring English sources

Instructors like me do this because of a commitment to safety, not because of the "wet blanket" liability fears Carey Goldberg accuses us of.

Anyone seeking to question the actions of management, whether because of a commitment to personal ethical values, professional standards or even regulatory requirement, is soon seeking alternative employment.

A self-described political independent, he has said his political action committee, Responsible New York, would not support candidates because of party affiliation but because of a commitment to issues like lowering taxes or making the state budget process more transparent.

The left-wing Center Democratic Party asked her to be its candidate, she said, because of a commitment the party had made to feminist organizations and because the grass-roots organizations at work in the neighborhoods Ms. Tapia would represent are led by women.

Jeff Benjamin, who could not make it because of a commitment to teach snowboarding in Colorado, sent word through Mr. Berg that he had become a speed skater -- one of Ms. Wollack's predictions -- and had narrowly missed making the United States Olympic team.

One might be attracted to communist ideas about how the state should be organized and wealth distributed, and one might even join the party because of a commitment to those ideas without believing or acting on the belief or planning to act on the belief that the way to realize them was to perform acts of violence.

Today, in Crawford, Tex., Mr. Bush said that Mr. Sharon made his endorsement because of American assurances of a commitment to Israel's security.

Bocanegra missed Sunday's 0-0 tie against Argentina because of a family commitment.

But if it does so, it won't be because of a principled commitment to federalism.

Every time I have been hunting it has been because of a business commitment".

He now takes his three kids to the same church: out of habit or because of a religious commitment?