Sentence examples for commitment to the approach from inspiring English sources

Commitment to the approach begins a tradition of normal science in which there are well-defined problems, or "puzzles," for researchers to solve.

GE may be better positioned than those earlier entrants, argues Mr Ferrier, given its deep pockets and top-level commitment to the approach.

LA Unified's Brandy does not dispute the reports of pushback, but says the concerns fade once teachers and administrators see the district's commitment to the approach.

At its forefront is GM Daryl Morey, a forward thinker who built his roster around a steadfast commitment to the approach.

Mail Online's commitment to the free approach is not ideological; a large Web audience, Mr. Clarke said, could be used to market paid services, like the paper's iPad and iPhone applications, for which it plans to charge users soon.

On this reading, Mill is deriving his conception of liberal rights from a prior commitment to the categorical approach and, in particular, to the harm principle (see Jacobsen 2000 for an alternative reading).

The coordinators have also developed a series of exciting new courses complementing these themes; they emphasize our commitment to the transdisciplinary approach while drawing upon the breadth of expertise within the QCRI.

Experience in use of the tools will improve skills in inclusive leadership, while experiences of success will build belief in and commitment to the Lean approach, contributing to a virtuous cycle.

This working group, together with Drummond Rennie, deputy editor at JAMA, remained the main advocates of the EBM movement for the first critical years: out of 22 articles on EBM published in the first 3 years, 12 were published by JAMA, reflecting Rennie's and JAMA's remarkable commitment to the new approach [ 31, 46].

I made the case for how high stakes standardized testing was the brainchild of politicians and businessmen rather than educators, and how no one wanted to back down from the commitment to this approach to educating our children.

Yet too often the political commitment to this approach to reducing all forms of malnutrition is lacking.