Sentence examples for commitment much from inspiring English sources

This is largely engendered by Tenison's passion and commitment, much like Commercial Group.

Recognition of the AIDS emergency must bring with it a commitment much larger than any imagined before.

Today, 15 years after Mayor Koch's initial commitment, much of the Bronx's refurbished housing stock is still controlled by these once-informal groups.

If anyone doubts that commitment, much of the rest of his time in the US will be given to meeting those at the margins – at a soup kitchen for the homeless in Washington, a school for recent immigrants in East Harlem, and, next Sunday, on the final day of his trip, inside Curran-Fromhold correctional facility in Philadelphia.

Without its political commitment much of Europe would have been behind the Iron Curtain, and arguably the Cold War would have been lost.

(Shall I be a redhead? How about a guy?) But it’s a place that demands commitment, much like moving to another country means learning a new language and customs, I’d have to spend a lot more time in Second Life before I becoming fluent in how to move, live and act in this world.

"Unless the United States decides that it wants to be a major and committed leadership player in this and make very specific commitments, much of the rest of the world is effectively going to hide behind the skirts of the United States and not do anything".

"Companies really need to step up and make their commitments much more ambitious," said Cynthia Cummis, an expert on greenhouse gas accounting at the World Resources Institute.

At the beginning of 2015, Paul Simpson, CEO of the Carbon Disclosure Project, wrote that, although a number of big companies are stepping up their commitments, much more must be done.

Another is "commitment," so much in vogue not long ago.

The physical distance between us makes commitment seem much more final.