Sentence examples for commitment to adhering from inspiring English sources

Robert Erburu Robert Erburu, lead director of the board of directors, said: "This step is in keeping with the company's commitment to adhering to corporate governance best practices.

Fiscal rules and procedures are important, but they need to be underpinned by a broader social and political commitment to adhering to these rules and laws.

Moreover, participants described a developed sense of personal and professional integrity and commitment to adhering to the partnership model in their NHS roles.

However, the plan has helped clarify the U.S. EPA's position on human testing by signaling its commitment to adhering to the Common Rule for all human experiments.

See articleSir Hector Sants stepped down as head of global compliance at Barclays, a role that includes overseeing the bank's commitment to adhere to anti-corruption laws.

The institutional actors in charge of the negotiations of the Mobility Partnership on the Moldovan side admitted being fully conscious that the objectives that landed on their partnership reflected more closely the priorities wanted by the EU, but did not perceive it as an anomaly since it proved their commitment to adhere to EU rules.

As a result of our commitment to adhere to these policies, all of which are designed to meet governing agency guidelines, including HIPAA regulations, and out of respect for our patients' privacy, we cannot respond to your request".

Implementing the intensive treatment arm in a real-life setting would require training on the part of physicians and patients and a firm commitment from patients to adhere to strict treatment guidelines.

Greece's troika of foreign lenders — the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund — have agreed to extend the country two bailouts worth a little more than $300 billion since the spring of 2010 but are dispensing the aid in tranches to keep the pressure on authorities to adhere to commitments to change.

Others believe that fixing a Democratic party that is seriously broken is a more pressing concern and that the concessions Sanders has won, while not meaningless, are very different than binding commitments Clinton would be likely to adhere to if elected; we wish Sanders had maximized his leverage by seriously entertaining a third-party run.

Walking programmes seem to be particularly well suited to less active populations [ 7] and by offering a lunchtime walking programme, employees who struggle to fit in sufficient levels of physical activity in their leisure-time (perhaps due to childcare commitments) may be more likely to adhere to a physically active lifestyle in the longer-term.