Sentence examples for commitment is made to from inspiring English sources

Time does not always help unless a commitment is made to change the culture.

It is therefore vital that the component design be evaluated thoroughly with regard to both performance and manufacturability before commitment is made to expensive production tooling.

Until a more radical commitment is made to bring the benefits of education and social provision to the poor, the prospect of this changing seems remote.

Thus, the revelation of the Torah (the divine teaching, or law) at Sinai, commemorated on Shavuot, is considered an ongoing process that recurs whenever a commitment is made to Torah study.

A social impact bond, or SIB, is a contract with the public sector in which a commitment is made to pay for improved social outcomes that result in public sector savings.

It could be a school that meets all of the targets and more, but only if it is given the support that it deserves and a commitment is made to maintaining stability in its continuation.

However, no commitment was made to act on its recommendations.

A heavy commitment was made to the concentrated bombing of Germany.

"I believe the exact same type of commitment was made to children," Mr. Kennedy said.

Ms Truss's commitment was made to Conservative MP Oliver Colvile (Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport), who is campaigning to save the hedgehog.

In the Department of Health's Tobacco Plan launched in March 2011, a commitment was made to "develop new approaches to encourage tobacco users who cannot quit to switch to safer sources of nicotine".