Sentence examples for commitment to some degree from inspiring English sources

In freely joining a profession designed to combat disease, doctors make an implicit commitment to some degree of occupational risk [ 5, 9].

As part of Norris's commitment to "360 degree diversity", the National Theatre has set a target to reach a 50/50 gender balance of living writers and directors by 2021.

By applying the transparency checklist, the authors of energy scenario studies signal their commitment to a high degree of transparency, in consonance with scientific standards.

"We're teetering on the edge of commitment to 1.5 degrees C," Field said.

If the purpose of the agreement is not ultimately to protect people and ecosystems it is hard to understand why a commitment to 2 degrees or less matters?

It involves gathering additional information and experimenting to some degree (but commitments should be modest until a choice is made).

Hyde (2008) also adopts this approach, though the infinite-valued semantics is considered a purely formal device and not a commitment to degrees of truth.

Getting and staying lean does require commitment and some degree of planning but it doesn't need to be complicated.

It needs commitment and some degree of organisation.

In the time of commitment, some degree of closing down is necessary and desirable in order to move on, but Stirling also remarks that this closing-down commitment tends to be 'unduly privileged'.

These are different from commitments under other MTAs in that countries can make commitments to different degrees in different service sectors.