Sentence examples for commitment to elite from inspiring English sources

So if there is any lesson for us from the Australian experience, it is that while you might still enjoy a host-country bounce in the four years after hosting the Games, it's what happens then that provides the real test of a nation's commitment to elite sport.  .

The training centre is part of the country's continuing commitment to develop elite teams of rangers.

Few would have predicted that Fish would be in the finest phase of his career at 29, but marriage and a deep commitment to fitness and an elite athlete's diet have helped him rise into the top 10 for the first time.

Elite commitment to Europe may be conditional, however.

The elite commitment to European integration is a self-reinforcing process.

While the peer pressure derived from participation in multi-level governance structures increases the "Europeanness" of elites, an interesting finding of the study is that the perception of the performance of those structures influences elite commitment to them.

We have shown that when there was no credible commitment to power sharing among the ruling elite, the marginalized political elites had the incentive to seek support from grassroots elites and the masses to ensure their own political survival.

Despite intense suffering, the Greek political elite's commitment to the euro has proved incredibly strong.

The purpose of this research was to describe the time commitment to refereeing and training of elite referees in Gaelic Football and Hurling (frequency of refereeing, type and frequency of training).

The aim of this study was to determine the time commitment to refereeing and training in elite-level Gaelic referees and to establish, for the first time, point and period (past 12 months) prevalence of Gaelic games injury in these officials.

Analysts of the national political environment for family planning policy in Kenya contend that commitment to the issue by policy elites tended to be ambivalent during the 1960s and 1970s, and that this was strongly influenced by contextual factors such as prevailing cultural and religious attitudes.