Sentence examples for commitment involvement from inspiring English sources
The singers were uniform in their commitment, involvement and diction, even under the beaky white half masks, created by Ross Brown, that gave them a cartoonlike quality, like figures in a children's book.
Research has linked autonomy at work to high levels of job satisfaction, commitment, involvement, performance, and motivation.
NIDS were supported by an extraordinarly political commitment, involvement of all sectors of society, community and local-leader participation, and an enormous amount of resources from the government, donors and the private sector.
The English word "faith," she went on, comes from a Greek word that means trust, commitment, engagement or involvement.
They are drawn from existing concepts from the fields of psychology and organizational studies, e.g. employee motivation and satisfaction, perceived organizational support, organizational commitment, employee involvement and participation, organizational and job design, as well as social exchange theory.
In fact, the factors "Processes", "Support, commitment and involvement", and "Skills of the people involved in the project" or "Skills of the members of the organization", appear in both studies.
Du Plessis says: "Transformative business models require not just corporate governance linked to sustainability, and commitment and involvement from the CEO's office, but also an opportunity to involve all staff to test new ideas.
He loved the Foundation Board, contributed powerfully in many ways, and never let his illness reduce his commitment or involvement.
It was the first time that the president had made an explicit commitment to involvement in Afghanistan beyond an ousting of the Taliban.
