Sentence examples for commitment to stress from inspiring English sources
"There is a buzz of excitement in the air and it appears that there is a real commitment to stress the technology".
That is code for a further withdrawal of the 4,100 British troops still in southern Iraq though having previously advertised a withdrawal that turned out not to happen, Mr Brown was careful to avoid a specific commitment, and to stress co-operation with both the Americans and the Iraqi government.But his trip to Israel was in its way more revealing.
Female and male responders differed in the domains professional commitment, resistance to stress and emotional well-being.
The first-year students differed significantly from the fifth-year students in six dimensions mainly relating to the domains professional commitment and resistance to stress.
In detail, the questionnaire covers the following three major domains: a) professional commitment, b) resistance to stress, and c) emotional well-being (in the context of work) which are assessed with 11 separate scales (Additional file 1).
"The President-elect has renewed his commitment to children, stressing that all children should be in school".
The CEO respondents were more likely to stress commitment to the organization and less likely to indicate task completion.
(His Liberal predecessors preferred to stress its commitment to peacekeeping).
As Patrick Wintour and Nicholas Watt report in the Guardian today, Cameron is going to stress his commitment to fairness.
