Sentence examples for commitment and integration from inspiring English sources

Policy implications include the need for extended commitment and integration of collaborative and other responses.

Phosphoproteomics frequently requires extensive fractionation, phosphopeptide enrichment of each fraction, major instrument commitment, and integration of large data sets, even for a signaling event that may result in changes only in a few phosphoproteins, which becomes cost prohibitive for many researchers.

It's our turn as young people irrespective of what tribe we are to carry the flag of peace and development.' Mer Ayong, recently arrived back after her family fled during the conflict, believes commitment and integration across the many communities will help to build a stronger South Sudan and to understand the difficulties.

Being intermarried seems to signal greater commitment and better integration in the hosting country, as, on average, intermarried immigrants tend to have better education, are more likely to work in high-qualified jobs and earn more than singles and immigrants who live with other immigrants1.

The development of national forest programmes has been hampered by political turmoil, lack of international support, weak political commitment and the poor integration of forestry policies into the overall agriculture sectors.

The RBC/City National transaction was notable for months of pre-announcement engagement and commitment to meticulous diligence and integration planning.

Nevertheless, not every company is open to experimentation with new technology, such as big data analytics, as they can be very costly and deliver little economic benefit [84, 85, 87]. Figure 11 reports the respondents' perception of commitment for knowledge transfer and integration.

Generic descriptions of outcome were used in some studies, such as increased confidence, commitment to the profession and integration with academic skills [ 22].

Her deep commitment to integration and fairness meant that anyone who came to her with a just cause could receive a financial contribution or a sincere effort to help with their struggle.

In the wake of the Casey review, it is likely both parties will issue warm words about the importance of and their commitment to integration.

UNICEF's commitment and efforts for the effective integration of sports for development in education, protection and HIV prevention programmes will complement the vision of the 2009 Caribbean Games.