Sentence examples for commitment and effectiveness from inspiring English sources

She campaigns with great commitment and effectiveness for full equality in all aspects of sport, including for a Women's Tour de France.

"The report confirms the commitment and effectiveness of the priority actions that we undertook, the improvement of the bank's financial profile and its operating costs," the chief executive, Fabrizio Viola, told investors in a conference call.

The recognition given by all the parties to the role played by our special envoy, Mr Moratinos, underlines this fact, and I should like to take this opportunity to express the presidency's appreciation of his commitment and effectiveness.

"Having direct and indirect experience of the ASA throughout my career, both as a marketer and a campaigner for children's rights, I've admired its commitment to and effectiveness in tackling misleading, harmful or irresponsible advertising," said Bailey.

In the words of CSHL Professor Michael Wigler whose cancer research is supported by BCRF, She exemplified the best in human nature, grace and passion, intelligence and commitment, compassion and effectiveness, humor and seriousness of purpose.

Studies of initial commitment to and effectiveness of PREP and circumcision in India are limited.

I have noticed a remarkable correlation between the impeccability of commitments and the effectiveness of individuals and groups.

Only in Germany is a powerful commitment to the strength and effectiveness of the European Union matched by an equally powerful conviction that the trans-Atlantic relationship remains critical.

Understanding of computational concepts through an active approach, Project Based Learning, usefulness, motivation, and commitment underline the importance and effectiveness of implementing a Visual Programming Language from active methodologies in primary education.

With this conflict comes not only the divide over favoring or opposing intervention, but widespread fear of backlash against the U.S. and its allies, fear of long-term military commitment, and hesitancy over the effectiveness of such an intervention, as a recent Pew poll shows.

Despite these synergies, the authors encountered limited knowledge and commitment to aid effectiveness beyond "upstream" ministries such as planning and finance.