Sentence examples for commitment to perpetual from inspiring English sources
And it's a closed language characterised by clearly demarcated responsibilities, a logic-bending commitment to perpetual growth and a them-and-us way of seeing the world.
Despite a commitment to perpetual crisis, a mixture of implicitly subsidised capital, weak shareholder pressure and family control has allowed it to stick too long with dodgy decisions such as its move into cars, brought short only by the Asian financial crisis, and its only-now-ended commitment to hard-drive manufacture.Even with a $20 billion bankroll, bets can be spread too thin.
Even when that cash is spent, a blind commitment to perpetual funding, versus a lump sum, may not be popular.
Let us take this four-year period, from 2014 to 2018, the 100th anniversaries of the global battle of WW1 to the Armistice of November 11, 1918, to bring our own great transition from entrenched commitment to perpetual war.
"To pay respect and pray for the perpetual peace of their young innocent bodies, and to show our commitment to protect our children and prevent these kind of heinous acts from happening again, I call on you to observe a minute of silence and a prayer at 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, November 20th".
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
"Countries renewed their commitment to reforms.
But its commitment to casual rigor remains.
Just absolute commitment to the team.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
