Sentence examples for commitment to stick from inspiring English sources
Here they had some sensational programming but not the commitment to stick with it.
In exchange for a commitment to stick it out till the project is complete, we get a free place to stay and a small food stipend.
We just had to have a plan and a commitment to stick to whatever it was that we wanted to do.
I'm hoping they will demonstrate the commitment to stick with us and accept that age is irrelevant if we do a good job.
Labour is sure to fufill its election commitment to stick to the Conservatives' targets on inflation and public spending for the first two years of its administration.
Flint also urges the party to do more to highlight its commitment to stick to the government's 2015-16 spending limits, run a surplus as soon as possible and reduce debt during the next parliament, and conduct a zero-based review.
Seeking to reaffirm Brazil's commitment to sticking to the original schedule for forming the free trade area, Adhemar G. Bahadian, co-president of the negotiations, said Monday that negotiators had agreed to select a headquarters city by next July or August.
In AT&T's case, the hefty fee is meant to show the company's commitment to sticking with the deal through what has been a very rough antitrust approval process, with inquiries not only from federal regulators, but their state counterparts as well.
The starting point for panic theory is the observation that there is a tension between the desire of individuals for flexibility--the ability to spend whenever they feel like it--and the economic payoff to commitment, to sticking with long-term projects until they are finished.
The starting point for panic theory is the observation that there is always a tension between the desire for flexibility - the ability to spend whenever you feel like it - and the economic payoff to commitment, to sticking with long-term projects until they are finished.
