Sentence examples for commitment to the concept from inspiring English sources

Placing an extra unnecessary obstacle into the process suggests that the minister's commitment to the concept is half-hearted, at best.

It requires a particular level of commitment to the concept of living with other people, and associated skills of diplomacy and tolerance.

They should declare their commitment to the concept that the American-Chinese partnership should have a wider mission than national self-interest.

In Manchester, in his first speech of the new parliament, Osborne will underline his personal commitment to the concept of city devolution saying Greater Manchester will be entitled to elect its first mayor in 2017.

As an indication of their commitment to the concept, the majority of these stakeholders have chipped in with funding to help support the organization's mandate.

His commitment to the concept of the unity of Christian churches took him to the Vatican in 1973 to meet Pope Paul VI, the first Coptic Pope for 1,500 years to go to Rome.

Ultimately,  the effectiveness of the CFS Initiative evidenced by the expressed readiness of the Ministry of Education to mainstream the CFS concept – together with widespread stakeholder awareness of, and commitment to, the CFS concept.

"But to a larger extent, there is a lack of commitment to the overall concept".

Possessing a concept, grasping it, incurs a commitment to use the concept 'in keeping with its content', in the various propositional attitudes.

All rather obvious but it is difficult to achieve without commitment to the biosphere reserve concept by the governance authorities.

Following his tour of the stadium, he said: "One of the commitments we made when we were bidding, and I felt strongly about this as somebody who was not brought up in London, was this had to be about the whole of the UK, and this is a really strong signal to our commitment to that concept.