Sentence examples for commitment of remarkable from inspiring English sources

It will require a commitment of remarkable proportion and committed intellect to bring health and immunization to all.

"Nothing speaks more powerfully about the importance of the KPMG Women's Leadership Summit than the commitment of a remarkable group of leaders whose presence at the summit will inspire and empower the next generation of women leaders," said Veihmeyer.

Deputy Envoy to the UN Dr. Paul Farmer's Partners in Health (with Zanmi La Sante) is also a stellar organization, and their continuing commitment is nothing short of remarkable.

It was a remarkable commitment of time for the senators, who sequestered themselves for two hours a day in the office of Senator Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat whose conference room is decorated with an Old West motif and filled with small sculptures of cowboys and buffaloes.

This Conference as well as the parallel work of the State of Viet Nam on improving its approach to children in the next five year plan are outstanding examples of the remarkable commitment of Viet Nam toward the fulfilment of children's rights", he said.

"This campaign is a testimony of the commitment of the Government and a remarkable example of successful partnerships between different players," says Iyer.

Given the costs of their commitment it is remarkable that so many of those children – Thabo Mbeki springs to mind, as well as the large Sisulu clan – involved themselves in the struggle that caused them further loss, imprisonment, torture and exile.

Attendance and participation were remarkable, attesting to the commitment of the members and the importance of the subject.

"The flood response and the early recovery efforts ongoing by the Government and all partners is impressive and the commitment of the people of Sindh is truly remarkable.

It was kind of remarkable.

The very existence of the data is remarkable; the data are testimony to the commitment of a clinical research group – to their patients and to the potential of science to promote knowledge that can benefit generations to come.