Sentence examples for commitment to social service from inspiring English sources
He was inspired by the RS Ss commitment to social service.
UNICEF's Seth Koma programme has worked closely with commune councils in the provinces it supports, to increase capacity and build commitment to social service provision.
Governments with lower revenues and higher commitments to social services are more likely to face greater constraints on social spending, even under strong pressure from the beneficiaries (Haggard and Kaufman 2004).
This suggests that there are major inconsistencies in the approach and commitment to social air services provision across the European Union which may undermine broader policy initiatives designed to enhance mobility and accessibility.
Many of Judge Sotomayor's friends and colleagues also said they believed that her expressed commitment to social justice and community service is a reflection of her Catholic upbringing.
I look forward to the next iteration of the College Scorecard, when a commitment to social responsibility and community service will - I hope - be reflected in improved college success measures that account for important careers of all kinds.
His devoted service, commitment to social justice, and expertise in child welfare practice will be much remembered by his peers and students.
Our interviewees point out how in recent years there has been an increase in the demand for some basic services such as the showers and the help desk, therefore requiring an intensified commitment to social activities.
The Department of Health would not comment on the insolvency, but confirmed there would be no let-up in its commitment to social enterprise companies being part of the "plural and diverse" market delivering heath and social services.
As a landlord with a commitment to social responsibility, it makes sound business sense to invest in ASB services, and it is absolutely right that we continue to challenge behaviour that has a negative impact on communities.
For some, personal experience of being a service user has motivated them; for others, a deeply held commitment to social justice drives them towards a challenging and often strenuous career.
