Sentence examples for commitment to a working from inspiring English sources
New Labour was obliged to "move on" from its archaic commitment to a working class in the throes of dissolution in order to prove itself (to whom?) "credible".
Established in 2007, the Office of Work/Life promotes the University's commitment to a working and learning environment supportive of its faculty, researchers, administrators, staff and students in their pursuit of productive and fulfilling professional and personal lives.
"Hillary Clinton is working hard to earn the support of the working men and women of labor because they share a common commitment to a working families agenda that makes the economy work for every American, not just those at the top," Clinton campaign spokesman Jesse Ferguson said.
As Jennifer Bilfield, the general manager of Boosey & Hawkes, explained recently, a printed score should be seen more as "a testimony to a publisher's and composer's mutual commitment to a work".
I found their commitment to a work ethic, to the sustainability of the planet and equal rights for all, were much like the concerns and wishes of people everywhere.
"Our commitment to a balanced work force has never wavered and has, in fact, never been stronger," a company spokeswoman said.
The acceptance of a new technology is often mired by a reluctance to forsake the commitment to a previous work configuration and the perception of threat to continued job security (e.g. loss of power) [ 6].
A firm that has already established a relationship with a regulatory body displays a commitment to working within a regulatory environment.
As Roger said, at least demand a commitment to keep working on the issue and a structure for doing so?
This sets out a commitment to working as a "single, collective organisation" but stops short of a full-blown merger.
"We have to agree on a commitment to work, a commitment to living together, a commitment to not taking state money if it is going to dictate policy," he says.
