Sentence examples for commitment to being sure from inspiring English sources

Gibbons told ScienceInsider he was interested in the job because of his "intimate" familiarity with NHLBI he's a longtime grantee and adviser—and his commitment to "being sure that NHLBI continues its legacy of doing discovery science that advances public health".

The core of the agreement is a series of country-by-country commitments; messy commitments, to be sure, in which each country determines its own approach.

Those statements or theories may have prima facie ontological commitments, to be sure, in virtue of their quantificational or referential apparatus.

What he depicts is an attraction of opposites based on love and commitment -- admirable, to be sure, but not especially interesting or revealing.

The hotel, whose slogan is a "A Commitment to Evolution," wants to be sure that they are "the most efficient hotel in the world," according to the company president Hideo Sawada.

He said he had started the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade toward Yongsan but had not yet released them for commitment there and he wanted to be sure that General of the Army Douglas MacArthur approved his use of them, since he knew that this would interfere with other plans of the Far East Command.

"Before we embark on spending a lot of taxpayers' money, we want to be sure we have the commitment of Nasa," Mr Morel de Westgaver told BBC News.

You want to be sure that you get customer commitments before doing the work.

"To be sure, some foundations would rather dip into capital than cut back on commitments.

Businesses have been reluctant to make new capital commitments without being sure that the economy would continue to grow.

Make sure that neither of you have important commitments to be at the day after you run away.