Sentence examples for commitment to pick from inspiring English sources

How do you wreck overnight the reputation of a global brand that, since 1946, has built up its worldwide trust on the basis of consistent excellence, expert selection and a commitment to pick and sell only the very best?

But should Smithsonian funding dry up, Harvard is under no commitment to pick up their full salaries.

And the time commitment to picking and sorting is only two or three hours a day, Keenan said.

THE FINE PRINT: It's all about commitment: If forced to pick from their pool of ideas, what will this year's group of incoming governors choose?

The tragedy of what's happening right now is that Billy Graham long ago made a personal commitment to avoid picking political sides, especially since being tricked by Richard Nixon in the 1970s in a case that led to a public apology in 2002 after tapes of their private Oval Office conversations were released.

He expeditiously sold off much of GE Capital and then began playing up a big bet on the "industrial internet". By 2015, with a spin of GE's burdensome credit card business underway and commitments by Blackstone Group and Wells Fargo to pick up billions in other GE Capital assets, Immelt was ready to present his work as a transformation.

Since the United States has never honored that commitment, apparently the policy is to pick and choose which commitments to honor and which to ignore.

Triumphant South Africa, on the other hand, are now reaping the benefits of meaningful regeneration – key batting contributors De Kock and 26-year-old Temba Bavuma are long-term commitments – while Australia continue to pick batsmen for the first time at the approximate age at which they used to be pensioned off from the national side.

"While he did pay for Peña Nieto's lunch, he extracted a commitment from the Mexican President to pick up the check the next time they go to dinner.

The fact they kept one of the most potent attacking forces in the European game at bay for 55 minutes was a measure of the commitment and Clermont's failure to pick up the full five could cost them later on.

But according to the AP, Clinton continued to pick up commitments from superdelegates over the weekend, and on Monday, those gains effectively guaranteed her the nomination.