Sentence examples for commitment provided from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mohammad himself, and his sense of commitment, provided reason to be hopeful, American officers said.

With New York spending some $30 million a day just for debris removal, the president's commitment provided a huge boost.

Marina Rebeka, at the Met, lacked Meade's imperious agility in rapid-fire fioritura, although her rich, chiaroscuro tone and her fierce dramatic commitment provided ample compensation.

In the stands, there were a few inhospitable whistles at the moment of service – as there had been during Edmund's match – but on court the intensity of concentration and commitment provided a shield to all that.

Even after the tournament, Fifa's technical report noted that they "played the most spectacular football during the tournament … their readiness to risk something, linked to a full physical commitment, provided the Danish game with an exceptional dynamism".

Any challenge to the definition of 'ontological commitment' provided by Quine's Criterion therefore appears irrelevant to the version of the Fregean argument developed above.

The United Nations' Declaration of Commitment provides an authoritative assessment of the global threat posed by H.I.V. and AIDS and outlines a clear direction for addressing and correcting fundamental challenges.

If Quine's criterion of ontological commitment provides such rules, then they are.

Commitment provides safety and the ability to soothe one another just by holding hands during a scary event.

Such government commitment provides a platform for strategic management of all stakeholders to facilitate contextualized and feasible policies.

The commitment provides a framework to guide Flamengo's initiatives to strengthen the club's social responsibility, with UNICEF's support.