Sentence examples for commitment need from inspiring English sources

But religious commitment need not exclude a commitment to coherent thought.

Mr. Vyasmaan said doubters of the Hindu-Jewish commitment need to look no further than his home in Flushing, where he displays a large picture of Rabbi Kahane.

In this universe, workers are not conceived as part of the capital of the workplace, assets whose energies and commitment need to be harnessed and whose humanity respected.

In an open market environment, power supply becomes a competitive activity; hence traditional methods of power generation (such as economic dispatch or unit commitment) need modifications.

Such commitment need not entail that each individual board member personally endorses such beliefs, values or goals, only that as members of the board they do (Gilbert 2005).

In addition, the legitimacy and credibility of the company's CSR commitment need to be based on the operationalisation of the approach and not just on communicating with stakeholders at a time when stakeholders require a socially responsible behaviour to be embodied in acts rather than be symbolic.

Moran pointed to Ruddock as an example of the commitment needed to reach the top.

That same commitment needs be carried on to make it work despite worries after it's been digested.

Indeed, the transfer of responsibility to engineers and scientists threatens the social and psychological commitment needed for philosophical unity.

When it relaunched the policy last year, it did so with the scale, political support and rhetorical commitment needed to jolt the country out of its deflationary expectations.

Mr. Whitacre departed when he could not make the long-term job commitment needed to pitch investors on G.M.'s stock offering.