Sentence examples for commitment to approaching from inspiring English sources

The fund is also named after Jeff Bezos' famed letter to shareholders which described Amazon's commitment to approaching every day as if it were the first.

Instead, he is speaking of a commitment to "approach decisions without any particular ideology or agenda".

They are tricky to get to, and take a fair amount of commitment to approach.

Since then, Stephens has struggled, perhaps because of the pressure, perhaps with the attention and increased commitments, to approach those results.

Fairness is complex, and a commitment to fairness requires approaching it from different angles.

Valdés, he concluded, "had shown commitment to our approach".

The generals believed they had Mr. Obama's commitment to their approach….

Yet too often the political commitment to this approach to reducing all forms of malnutrition is lacking.

Commitment to the approach begins a tradition of normal science in which there are well-defined problems, or "puzzles," for researchers to solve.

So, for that matter, do all executive agencies, under a directive issued by President Obama last January reaffirming the administration's commitment to that approach.

GE may be better positioned than those earlier entrants, argues Mr Ferrier, given its deep pockets and top-level commitment to the approach.