Sentence examples for commitment to compete from inspiring English sources
It was a strategic change, but we made a four-year commitment to compete now".
Mr. Barber has reaffirmed his commitment to compete for a full term this fall, potentially facing Mr. Kelly again in November, though in a new district, Arizona's Second Congressional District, whose lines give Democrats a slight edge over Republicans.
Although it takes a huge commitment to compete in an event such as The Race, it's a unique way to explore Ireland's magnificent landscape.
The commitment to compete on an equal footing with big budget titles and a claim that "animations will be done via motion capture thanks to some friends at Disney/Pixar" raised suspicions.
Chiron was unable to compete, having a prior commitment to compete in the Indianapolis 500 on the same day.
Like them, it believes that it is necessary to use military instruments to pursue what it sees as the primary U.S. interests in Africa: protecting U.S. access to oil and other resources, making the continent a central battlefield in the Global War on Terrorism, and demonstrating America's commitment to competing with China for political and economic influence".
The leap from choreographer to artistic director and producer will surely test Mr. Wheeldon, who may be forced to scale back his considerable outside commitments to compete for donations, audiences and dancers.
Early on he showed the drive and commitment necessary to compete in the business world.
One such sport was handball and, after building up a squad of players who have had to make huge sacrifices to reach the standard of commitment required to compete at the highest level, the women's team, which qualified via host-nation status, now have the opportunity to show they will be able to do much more than make up the numbers at next year's Games.
Andrew Messick, the sports director for AEG, the company that runs the Tour of California, said less than two weeks ago that he had not received a commitment from Armstrong to compete.
Before last season the veteran Nascar driver Ricky Rudd tells his main sponsor, Tide, that it needs to double its financial commitment in order to compete with the sport's heavyweights.
