Sentence examples for commitment to a version from inspiring English sources
Only recently, ministers have restated their commitment to a version of this principle.
Part II maintains that Dyzenhaus errs in contending that Holmes's commitment to a version of legal positivism led him to endorse a cynical, statist account of law and a passive theory of judging.
A more plausible version of Deism avoids any commitment to a doctrine of conservation, however.
For these reasons, the more plausible, and more typical, versions of Deism simply refuse any commitment to a doctrine of conservation.
Commitment to an idea spurs action.
Fostering the professional commitment of nurses is helpful in encouraging commitment to an organization [ 19].
But Mill's commitment to some version of the harm principle as a ground for restricting liberty is hard to dispute.
For this reason, a commitment to strong versions of essentialism will constrain the range of admissible haecceitistic differences.
Despite their clear commitment to the hardware version of the Kindle, Amazon continues to make the Kindle apps that run on the iPad and iPhone better.
In this contest between Pringles need for a single, moralising story edited of all extremes, and Mungos commitment to alternative versions replete with "hysteria, befuddlement, and exaggeration", the author skilfully introduces the prevalent tensions of the day.
In 2008, Anderson expressed his commitment to creating an "updated" version, ideally in CGI.
