Sentence examples for commitment has to do from inspiring English sources

Cornel: Well, there's the sense in which I'm committed to the dialogical and not And that dialogical commitment has to do with commitment to reading, especially the great texts of the dead as well as some of the text of the living, I think the greatest text that has been written tend to be by those who are dead as opposed to the quick.

Our first commitment has to do with products that we sell.

"I understand all the pressure that's on her and all the commitment she has to do that people don't see," Taurasi said.

What many people refer to as "commitment phobia" often has to do with an unwillingness to accept what they believe to be a necessary surrender of freedom that a committed partnerships require.

"Once we have this report, once the commitments... are confirmed, Europe has to do what it has to do," he said.

Before I was a wife and a mother, I couldn't have imagined a life that lacked commitment to my own contentment, which has to do, at least in part, with sexual satisfaction.

Opening out has to do with taking some wisdom from it and carrying through this quest for survivor mission, in which one takes on a certain commitment that has to do with that death".

Mr. Johnson said, "I can understand people differing with us on strategy, but please, no one underestimate the amount of commitment we had to do justice in this particular matter".

The word is commitment, you have to do what's necessary to win, thinking in terms of the team". One of only two seniors on the team, forward Duane Lauchengco is Miraleste's co-captain and team leader, McIlroy said.

"I spoke to the president of the FIA (Jean Todt) in India in 2012 about it, but he had made up his mind, had made a commitment that we had to do this.

It's a big commitment, "but we have to do it", he says.