Sentence examples for commitment to performing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Berry pledges that the English National Opera will never abandon its commitment to performing all repertory in English.
Although they work in different genres and have vastly different vocal styles — not to mention resources — both Mr. Domingo and Ms. Stritch continue to impress and inspire with their commitment to performing, their dedication to stretching their talents in new directions.
So, again, you might as well make a commitment to performing your best as you can because doing what you have done all season hasn't worked that great for you.
PG&E; spokesman Blair Jones said the utility's plan had been guided by "seismic experts, state and federal agencies and our commitment to performing the work in an environmentally responsible manner". The utility will review the decision before deciding on its next step, Jones said.
We might also add the Korngold, even though he published it in 1945, because the movie themes it's based on were written in the 1930s". Those unfamiliar with Shaham's career may think his commitment to performing these concertos reveals an artist with a decidedly modernist bent.
This is because of investigators' commitment to performing research addressing the border population's needs.
Through self-assessment, providers may learn from their experiences, function more efficiently, strengthen their commitment to perform and enhance supervisory visits by reflecting on their performance in advance (78, 82).
Barenboim vowed to honour his commitment to perform at the Ramallah Friends Boys Schooll at a later date.
A member who, before completing three years of service on active duty, enters into a commitment to perform qualifying service.
A member who, after completing nine years of service on active duty, enters into a commitment to perform qualifying service.
But with a two-day-a-week commitment to perform specific duties over a period of three to five months, some would argue this stretches the definition of volunteering.
