Sentence examples for commitment momentum from inspiring English sources

Local justifications for having shì-fēithis-not that or kěassertible are delivered in accordance our chéngfixed commitment momentum along the dàos that guided us to this point.

The trio quickly got frenetic, filling in the spaces between all the notes, here and there coming close to funk; compared with the other bands, more cagey about commitment and momentum, this one was down-deep earnest.

Where states and WHO are building on preexisting programs, the IHR have boosted continuing commitment and momentum.

"Kellogg's new commitments add momentum to calls on governments and the wider food and agriculture industry to recognize that climate change is real, it's happening now, and we need to tackle it".

But sadly, the trajectory of these movements is almost always one of decline -- the commitment fades, the momentum fizzles, the teachings ossify.

In fact, as a result of the federal government's commitment and the momentum created at the Ute Mountain National Partnership Retreat to find solutions to these issues, the UMUT was selected by the Bureau of Indian Affairs as one of four tribes to participate in the Tiwahe Initiative.

In other words, momentum requires commitment and commitment, consensus.

All of these commitments add real momentum for the UN's Paris Climate Summit this year.

From new solar projects in Morocco and India to plans to offer enhanced national climate commitments by Argentina and Indonesia, momentum toward low-carbon is building.

This means building momentum and commitment to change at all levels of society, from the grassroots to the president.

We'll have to be more creative – we have such momentum and commitment from staff and students that we need to carry this on.