Sentence examples for commitment to adapt from inspiring English sources
In keeping with this and the agency's commitment to adapt to the evolving realities of the AIDS crisis, UNICEF commissioned an analysis of population household surveys across 36 countries.
"Much of the success of CCA's 30-year partnership with ICE [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] rests on our commitment to flexibly adapt to the changing needs of our government partner," company spokesman Jonathan Burns said in a statement.
However, greater investments as well as political commitment are necessary to adapt programs to different contexts and to bring programs to scale.
In the middle of the sales cycle, you need to be extremely flexible about commitments as you begin to adapt to the visionaries' agenda.
My working life is varied and unpredictable, and I need to be able to adapt my commitments at Birkbeck to fit in with the rest of an extremely busy schedule.
In 2004, in a little-noted speech, Cody described the Army's efforts to adapt to its new commitments.
If China carries out its commitments, it will force more inefficient state-owned enterprises to adapt to market competition or close down.
We need that same commitment today to protect our communities and future generations as we work to adapt to climate change!
BioShock not only challenges the players' capacity to adapt and survive, but brings to question their values and commitment to the inhabitants of Rapture.
This is already practised by some institutions, where student carers are able to adapt their studies and timescales to fit in with their caring commitments.
