Sentence examples for commitment and efficiency from inspiring English sources

The focus on "cash in and results out" is often taken as the definitive measure of political commitment and efficiency, when in reality it is getting in the way of achieving more productive outcomes, such as better motivated staff or patients who are more engaged in looking after their own health.

FORBES last examined charitable commitment and efficiency ratios in 1991.

And what are the means to foster creativity, commitment, and efficiency under such circumstances?

CCGs structure reflects the tension in achieving strong local commitment and efficiency through scale (see table 2 for a summary of the range in population size across study CCGs).

"It's true that I haven't pursued higher education," but "I have proved my competence, commitment, rigor and efficiency time and time again," he said.

In a note urging people to support the campaign, he added: "We're in a country beset by crisis, which requires everyone to put in a little extra effort to maintain high levels of commitment and work efficiency".

In a prepared statement, Ms. Villarreal Hutner said: "The truth is that this lawsuit is the result of the least 'sexy' of its allegations: these administrative assistants' curtailment of overtime resulting from CMEA's commitment to excellence and efficiency.

And it's thanks to his commitment to customer service and efficiency that Southwest has been able to sustain annual earnings growth of nearly 30% for the last five years.

It signals both commitment to sustainable development and efficiency gains in project processing.

I think we are going to have the opportunity to talk about a much more ambitious and visionary commitment to clean renewables and efficiency technologies, instead of continued hand-outs and support for the fossil fuels industry.

He said, "It included a commitment to excellence on our campus and emphasized a commitment to efficiency, accountability and accessibility, with which I strongly agree".