Sentence examples for commitment to going from inspiring English sources

For multinational companies, supply constraints make a global commitment to going 100% renewable problematic.

Warren's stated commitment to going out on her shield also sets her up for charges of inconsistency or hypocrisy.

Japan's trade minister, Toshimitsu Motegi, warned that the government would not allow its plans to revive the economy to be derailed by a commitment to going non-nuclear.

Bhatt related her own experience with Reiss' commitment to going above and beyond when he hosted a summer workshop on econometrics after being approached by students who wanted continued mentorship on the subject.

Mr. Gingrich planned an appearance at Marquette University in Milwaukee on Thursday evening, and his campaign, which usually only announces his schedule a day or two in advance, distributed an itinerary seemingly designed to show his commitment to going on: appearances in Washington, Maryland, North Carolina and Delaware through next week.

Still, citing the severity of the state's fiscal challenges, he added, "I think there was a recognition that it was too big to cut our way out and too big to tax our way out, and that required a commitment to going down a different road".

"Spotify can no longer commit to a 2010 US launch date, despite publicly declaring its commitment to go live stateside by the end of this year several times over the last six months".

It's a commitment to go every week.

There's also this: an unwavering commitment to go big.

So too is a commitment to go for it.

The professional service firm cannot assume that commitment to go ahead by itself implies full and continuing confidence.