Sentence examples for but also commitments to from inspiring English sources

I explain why ethics is necessary for a better understanding of the wicked problem of waste, which entails not only different adaptive strategies, but also commitments to large-scale environmental design projects.

It requires not just the price of admission but also commitment and stamina; a willingness to hand over a chunk of your life to this experience.

He was impressed not only by Ohlendorf's grasp of agriculture policy, but also his commitment to training.

This requires not just money, but also a commitment to send more trainers, embedded advisers and partner units.

By finding fellowship and responsibility, these people changed not only their views on abortion but also their commitment to act.

It is demonstrated that implementation in Cork resulted both in mitigation of existing impacts, but also a commitment to continual improvement.

Through this lens, Lethal State helps explain not only Americans' deep and growing uncertainty about the death penalty but also their commitment to it.

XOXO's popularity is partly down to its gentleness, its emotive undertone and thoughtful curation, but also its commitment to supporting individual artists over businesses and corporates.

There's his Haydn and Brahms, but also a commitment to living British composers - he mentions Jonathan Harvey, Julian Anderson, Stuart MacRae and George Benjamin - as well as modern giants like Ligeti, Xenakis and Carter.

"We want a candidate to emerge in this race who I think understands not just the values, not just the issues, but also the commitment to get it done".

It was a dish chosen because of his love of the food there but also his commitment to sustainability – all the fish he serves comes from 50 miles of Britain's most northerly mainland port.