Sentence examples for commitment more from inspiring English sources

"The welfare reform legislation of 1996 made that commitment more effective.

When people choose to have their leukemia treated aggressively, it's a big commitment, more so than for almost any other cancer.

In later years Masters and Johnson did tend to emphasize commitment more, but their primary focus remained physiological, not psychological, philosophical or moral.

Elisa Villanueva Beard, co-chief executive of Teach for America, said that although the group required only a two-year commitment, more than a quarter of its 32,000 alumni had remained teaching in a classroom.

In both Russia and the United States, the "reset" in U.S.-Russian relations, to which the leaders of both countries first declared their commitment more than 18 months ago, is now being assessed.

But if the world is to reach nutrition targets and fulfil the sustainable development goals, the study concludes, there needs to be greater political commitment, more investment, improved allocation of resources and more, and better, data.

While many people loathed both his philosophy and his practical commitments, more often he inspired partial allegiances.

Works by de Vries (b. 1907) and Nel Benschop (b. 1918) reflected their epistemic commitments more explicitly than was usual in 20th-century literature.

Less unnecessary commitments, more time.

In comparison to sessional GPs, the principal GPs valued continuing professional development and outside commitments more.

Reducing workload intensity, workload volume, administrative activities, with increased time for patient care, no out-of-hour commitments, more flexible working conditions and greater clinical autonomy were identified as the most important requirements to address the workforce crisis.