Sentence examples for commitment needs from inspiring English sources

That commitment needs to be more than empty rhetoric.

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

Coupe's accompanying boast that Sainsda is "happy to be held to account for delivering on this [£1bn] commitment" needs a couple of qualifications.

Surely, this should affirm drawing to be an essential part of the curriculum at all levels for all subjects, and something for which a clear commitment needs to be made.

He says that initially a broad commitment needs to be secured to a process of consulting and engaging Australians: "And then we need to ensure that all republicans agree to respect the decision, whether it is for direct or parliamentary appointment, and then to make it work so that the consequent constitutional referendum can be passed".

In the corporate world, this commitment needs to start with the CEO".

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

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

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.