Sentence examples for commitment to practising from inspiring English sources

Although students varied as to whether they wished to work in primary, secondary or tertiary care and in what capacity, all showed a strong commitment to practising in the NHS.

The Tax Justice Network Africa described the EIB's stance as "characteristic of the hypocritical nature of western financial institutions such as the EIB, who in one breath preach transparency but, in another, show no real and genuine commitment to practise these principles".

Financial-incentive programmes for return of service, whereby participants receive payments in return for a commitment to practise for a period of time in a medically underserved area, can alleviate local and regional health worker shortages through a number of mechanisms.

Real and large scale change is challenged, however, by limited government capacity and commitment to changing practises and to allocating sufficient resources for social work towards child protection.

She later claimed that her commitment to communism as practised in the Soviet Union predated her membership of the British party, lasting only until 1949.

The talk is lively and incessant as the group discuss their antipathy towards child marriage and their unified commitment to see the practise eliminated in the Kebele (neighbourhood) of Bandani.

He added: "We urge the Islamic Republic of Iran to abide by its international commitments to ensure all Iranians are free to practise their religion without fear of persecution".

I would go to practise the steel drum, but I had my commitment to my aunt.

He was willing to practise, and he was good at learning, but owing to his commitments he couldn't stay as long as he wanted to.

On the one hand, there was the commitment to manufacturing in America, the resolute avoidance of sweatshops (something other youth-oriented clothing makers failed to practise) and the "sustainable" manufacturing processes.

That implies that a commitment to allow entry of foreign physicians is still subject to those physicians meeting all domestic regulatory requirements to practise.