Sentence examples for cited commitment from inspiring English sources

Asked to choose words that described what made women influential, 62% cited commitment, which was the most popular answer, just ahead of hard-working (60%).

The administration cited commitments made by the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, during a state visit here last month to promote "exchange rate reform" and allow greater "exchange rate flexibility".

When asked about an update on her album in a Google Hangout in December 2013, she said the release would take a while citing commitments in her personal life as the reason for the delay.

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was absent from the debate, several of his cabinet ministers delivered impassioned speeches on the situation, citing commitments made by their government to address Indigenous issues, including $8.4 billion in the latest budget to improve education, as well as health and social services on reserves.

Among her other concerns, she cited a commitment to advancing democracy in Russia.

He cited his commitment to two other debates in December, one on Saturday on ABC and another next week on Fox News.

Davies and Piper cited her commitment to other projects—specifically, her roles as Belle de Jour in Secret Diary of a Call Girl, the lead character in the BBC adaptations of Philip Pullman's Sally Lockhart quartet, and Fanny Price in the ITV adaptation of Mansfield Park as explanations behind her departure appearing permanent.

Others cited their commitment to the NHS (discussed above) as their primary motivation.

10– 12 Some have cited the commitment to a 5 6-week course of radiation as one of the reasons for underutilization of radiation therapy.

He also cited family commitments.

The Quinn team cited prior commitments in both cases, noting that the campaign trail could get hectic.