Sentence examples for commitment to get the from inspiring English sources
I believe in their commitment to get the team together and get this right".
It sends a signal that you're contributing to your team and that you're putting in that extra commitment to get the work done".
Mr. Quayle's commitment to "get the troops out as soon as possible" was more specific than any such commitment by American officials in the past.
Hinting that it had been a mistake for Scottish Labour to side with the Conservatives during last year's independence referendum, Ms Dugdale promised more policy autonomy from London, a "big education crusade", a commitment to "get the health service working again" and for Labour to be "on the side of working people".
The superintendent, Richard J. Hawkins, who has not been accused of any wrongdoing, said in a letter on the district's Web site that he was resigning because he believed that he had fulfilled his commitment to get the district through its difficult times.
This, I'm told, is simply to ensure that entrants don't sit on IP indefinitely and there is a genuine commitment to get the resulting product in people's hands.
"Now there is a limited mandate and no commitment to getting the job done".
She had only one reliable set of applause lines: her commitment to getting the best Brexit deal.
Your very own commitment to getting the solution all over became incredibly powerful and has really made ladies like me to achieve their targets.
Naomi Klein, author of "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism," wrote on HuffingtonPost.com: "If Barack Obama had come to Copenhagen with a transformative and inspiring commitment to getting the U.S. economy off fossil fuels, all the other major emitters would have stepped up".
We appreciate all he brought to our company: his hard work, his deep knowledge of real estate development, his integrity, his leadership in training many of our younger professionals, his commitment to getting the job done, and, last but not least, his valuable golf tips.
