Sentence examples for commitment of the present from inspiring English sources
"The observation of the Safe Motherhood Day is a commitment of the present government towards achieving Millennium Development Goal 5 relating to maternal health by 2015.
The scholar Paul Arthur once made the case in an essay that "fragmentation and incompleteness" in Mr. Mekas's work "emerge as stylistic tokens of commitment to the present and its consequent forging of a new social identity".
A fledgling K-8 East Baltimore charter school represents a "poignant, vivid, and galvanizing place" for Johns Hopkins University to reaffirm its commitment to the present and future fortunes of the community, said Johns Hopkins President Ronald J. Daniels in his remarks Sept. 20 as inaugural speaker for the 2011 2012 Carey Business School's Leaders + Legends lecture series.
But, we can use these waves of pain to inform our moral commitment to the present and future.
The time frame "would have exceeded the period of commitment the present chief executive had planned to lead the company," Swiss Life said.
Our life looks how it looks because of the choices we make, and if we aren't as happy as we think we could be, well, in the words of Bobby Brown, "It's my prerogative". I'm not hating on marriage, or even just the idea of commitment (monogamy) in the present tense.
Nursing students had no preference for length of commitment in the presented job scenarios.
We can't know what will happen in the private meetings, but statements before Biden's trip emphasize support for the Calderón drug war and the commitment to continue the present model of security cooperation until the last day of his administration.
2. The aggregate nature of AMS reduction commitments in the present Agreement has allowed countries to meet their overall commitment by adjusting policies in a manner that results in some changes in a limited number of sectors while preserving the support regimes in others, particularly in more sensitive commodities.
In this part of the conversation, this practitioner favourably compared this research project to another research project where the commitment of the researchers was far less present.
Behrooz Ghamari-Tabrizi examines Foucaults writings on the Iranian Revolution as an attempt to write the history of the present without binding commitments to a teleological historiography.
