Sentence examples for commitment proved from inspiring English sources

Bosses at Gatwick had suggested that easyJet's commitment proved that it should get the extra capacity.

Their dramatic commitment proved that they are rare artists; Ms. Osipova's concentration in particular, not letting go of the role for a millisecond, was thrilling.

And so the success of "Carney's commitment" proved to be its undoing as the strength of the economic recovery prompted the governor to abandon it in April 2010, following it with an increase in interest rates two months later.

But Mr. Lane's health issues and Mr. Broderick's career commitments proved insurmountable.

Contributions to the trust fund, which is administered by the FAO and will support efforts by African leaders to meet their CAADP commitments, proved a contentious issue.

In welcoming this development, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Ki-moonlitical and financial saidort for action on women's and children's health was "reaching new and encouraging heights", and that these government commitments politicaland"saving the lives ofinancialt vulnerable can attract support at the highest levels".

While there are still challenges ahead, last week's commitments prove that with leadership and commitment, a disease that has been cutting lives short for centuries can finally be put to an end.

Hard work and dedication are the reasons he is the greatest; 20 years of commitment have proved it so.

She said the £3 billion project was an "early commitment" which proved that her party's manifesto for next year's election would be "radical, ambitious and progressive".

Maintaining communication with owners and incorporating their ideas for intervention strategy development enhanced commitment and proved to be key to the success of the intervention.

UK and Brazilian leadership on this particular issue should be welcomed and commended, especially given the UK's ongoing commitment to development and Brazil's commitment and proven success in tackling hunger and malnutrition in its own country.