Sentence examples for commitment to caring from inspiring English sources

Phyllis' commitment to caring for those in need will be passed on through her children's admirable generosity.

New York State has largely abandoned its comprehensive commitment to caring for the mentally ill and disabled.

But no one could question the passion of his love for his son or his hands-on commitment to caring for him.

"Well, don't you think that someone who isn't prepared to fill out a few questions isn't — don't you have to question their commitment to caring for a chicken over the winter?" "Yeah, I guess so.

"Gandhi called Mahavira a 'soldier of non-violence' and his militant commitment to caring for all life, despite the personal costs, is deeply impressive".

They even go as far as to say that longer than two years is OK for people who have shown commitment to caring for their teeth and gums.

Next could come a corporate commitment to care for passengers who need assistance, without any gaps.

Brotherhood, they contend: the commitment to care more about the sum than the individual parts.

In June 2016, the Southern Baptist Convention reaffirmed its decades-long commitment to care for and minister to refugees.

This entails a commitment to care for that home and to the fitting distribution of its goods among all.

"We're raised to take care of our elders, and a commitment to care for one another has been projected onto starting a business".