Sentence examples for commitment not only from inspiring English sources

They shared a commitment not only to ambitious rock music but also to a deeply spiritual Christianity.

What is our commitment not only to a national space program, but to scientific investment of any kind?

Lots of young Germans have a commitment not only to fight against fascism but also to stand up for their own individual freedom.

Volunteers have come away galvanized with a new commitment not only to meet Haiti's emergency needs, but also to help rebuild the entire health system.

"We have felt from the beginning that the homeland security commitment, not only this year but next year, is inadequate," said Senator Tom Daschle, the Democratic leader.

As the host of the G20, backing out of this commitment not only damages our international credibility, but also has a huge impact on the developing world.

The IMF stopped lending to Kenya; the World Bank reduced its commitments not only to Kenya, but to Nigeria as well.

Geach objects to such reinterpretation in terms of the quotient structures on the grounds that it increases the ontological commitments not only of L′ but of any language of which L′ is a sublanguage.

To resolve this situation, we need cross-sectoral policies that involve commitments not only from the State, but also from civil society and the private sector.

Inevitably, this will require more attention being paid to root causes of conflict, as well as long-term commitments not only through humanitarian, but also development assistance.

Therefore, understanding how these types of commitment develop and highlighting the factors related to tenure that cause changes in commitment will not only fill a gap in the empirical work and strengthen commitment theory, but will help managers to optimize the commitment of their employees.