Sentence examples for commitment to competition from inspiring English sources

The government has made much of its commitment to competition in financial services.

There is something alluring about the commitment to competition by the men.

But even their rivalry has fizzled this season as Irons struggled with his commitment to competition and skipped several events.

For all the government's public commitment to competition, it seems more likely to give priority to connecting its islands to the mobile network.

Lisa Nandy, Labour MP for Wigan, says: "We've got to make the point that this  unabashed commitment to competition is not just bad for the poor, it's bad for all of us.

"Our commitment to competition in the financial services sector is shown by our plans for the future sale of Northern Rock," the spokesman said, referring to a troubled British bank that was nationalized.

Team Sky's approach to anti-doping – and our commitment to clean competition – are well known".

These so-called price-keeping operations halted the declines, though they raised questions about Japan's commitment to free competition.

president, said he respected Roddick's perspective, admired his on-court tenacity and appreciated his long-term commitment to the competition.

It is almost unbecoming to hear Chelsea's captain mention desperation, though his side's utter commitment to the competition will deflate other aspirants.

"Our commitment to choice competition and innovation has been absolute and unchanged since the day our merger was announced," one executive said.