Sentence examples for commitment to active from inspiring English sources
Digital preservation is a long-term commitment to active migration.
After graduating, he had a five-year commitment to active duty.
Mr. Clinton also presented him with the Democratic National Committee's Lifetime Achievement Award for his commitment to active service to the party.
Perhaps the single most compelling piece of evidence of the increased commitment to active ownership practices among index managers is the growth of their investment stewardship teams.
Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said Obama "used this opportunity on his first day in office to communicate his commitment to active engagement in pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace from the beginning of his term".
Whatever the intention was, some experts on the Middle East said, it was also a risky gamble, late in the game and carrying within it a commitment to active future involvement in the region, a burden the Bush administration had so far shrunk from shouldering.
Second, there must be a feeling in all individuals of a sense of active individual commitment to participating in ensuring survival of each other by avoiding death through the reduction of the risk of harm or death, rather than believing that external forces, resources, physical or moral entities will do it for individuals.
Jordan has also been active, with King Abdullah II holding the summit meeting in Aqaba that President Bush said represented his commitment to an active role in the "road map" peace plan.
"It's a bigger time commitment to stay active".
In comments that appear at odds with May's stated commitment to an active industrial policy, Fox also argued: "We must turn our backs on [those] that tell us: it's OK, you can protect bits of your industry, bits of your economy and no one will notice.
Scholars emphasize the emotional aspects of engagement by employing a cognitive framework adapted from schema theory, while others highlight the affective commitment to an active relationship with brand (Mollen and Wilson, 2010) or the flow experience (Csikszentmihalyi, 1990 , 1997.
