Sentence examples for commitment to capitalise from inspiring English sources
Also essential, businesses must recognise that technological tools, sophisticated models and differentiating data count for little unless the organisation has the enterprise-wide capability and commitment to capitalise on them.
In fact if hidden liabilities, including NPLs, pension commitments and bonds issued to capitalise the asset-management companies are taken into account, the debt-to-GDP ratio is more like 100%.
First, we will be looking to capitalise on how this evaluation has helped rejuvenate a commitment to the role of communities in the response, making the links to the UNAIDS Strategic Investment Framework.
But to capitalise on this advantage IHP + signatories should reaffirm commitment to the IHP+, actively participate in monitoring and evaluation processes and strengthen in-country capacity notably amongst civil society organizations.
Ardern's commitment to making politics kinder and more empathetic is shown by her refusal to capitalise on mistakes made by opposition leader Simon Bridges, Timperley says, her candid Facebook Live videos, and her willingness to nail her colours to the mast and be held to account.
Eager to thwart the deal, the government has invested special powers in CNE, which is Spain's energy regulator and is controlled by a board that is close to the government.At the end of July the CNE imposed 19 conditions on E.ON's bid for Endesa, such as a commitment to invest in gas-transmission networks and an obligation to keep Endesa properly capitalised.
Newcastle's commitment to attack was always likely to leave gaps at the back and when Carroll capitalised on a defensive mix-up to exchange passes with Nolan, the former Geordie favourite found himself clean through on goal.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
We have a commitment to these towers.
