Sentence examples for commitment to structure from inspiring English sources

He has more gears than most rappers do, a versatile stylist with nothing so old-fashioned as a commitment to structure and the integrity of words.

For Schoenberg, Brahms was a forerunner of modernism, whose commitment to structure provided a way forward from the dead-end to which Wagner's unfettered chromaticism was bound to lead.

Democracy meant for him more than a Madisonian modus vivendi; it represented a commitment to a structure of fairness that respected the moral autonomy of free men and women.

Their concern with old-fashioned religious questions is waning, as is their commitment to religious structures of the past.

The structural descriptions are stipulated for exegetical reasons and without commitment to the actual structure of the corresponding concepts.

As the Black Lives Matters movement has striven to show, the absence of black men fills many of our institutional origin stories, but the problem isn't our insufficient commitment to traditional family structures.

The insurance industry welcomes the commitment to recognise branch structures when taxing foreign profits from 2011 which will enable firms to use the UK as the hub for their European operations".

For this reason, I ask you to stand by what you said in your strategic guidelines and what you presented to us, together with Mrs Wallström and Mr Verheugen, in the Lisbon strategy, which formulates these very principles: greater flexibility and more competition, certainly, but also an enduring commitment to the social structures that are Europe's greatest achievement.

Costa Edutainment's business model is characterized by a structured commitment to the development of the territories that host the structures of the Group.

Now that's a commitment to an unorthodox fee structure.

Indeed, in an article two years ago we remarked that among big American schools Kellogg was the "first to blink" by reducing its commitment to the traditional course structure.