Sentence examples for commitment to earning from inspiring English sources

Finally, the spectacle of a bank saying they were just blowing smoke when they expressed a commitment to earning trust doesn't exactly inspire any would-be customer.

It aligns with our commitment to earned sick leave.

We learn from our mistakes and continue our commitment to earn the trust of our users every day.

Many Ivy League schools have lately made a "no loan" commitment to families earning as much as $100,000 per year, promising to cover students' entire assessed financial need with grants.

His commitment to finesse earned him extra tackles downfield.

It is dismaying that such a commitment to principle earned Mr. Lieberman scorn instead of much deserved praise.

Certainly Hammond's reiterated commitment to HS2 earned him less applause on the conference floor than his notion of increasing the speed limit to 80mph on motorways.

Mr. Freedman's commitment to diversity earned him the endorsement of several groups, including the leadership of the association's black caucus.

His tenacious stand against racial discrimination and broad social vision inspired Martin Luther King, Jr.; his commitment to education earned Mays 49 honorary degrees.

When asking ourselves these questions thoughtfully, intelligently, genuinely, and authentically, again, not as a way to manipulate another human being but as a way of building and benefitting everyone in the process, now we've come a lot closer to earning that person's commitment rather than trying to depend on some type of compliance based on position, trickery, or manipulation.

Middle-class people were not deterred by a commitment to ask those earning more than £80,000 a year to contribute more.