Sentence examples for commitment to the total from inspiring English sources

A good REF performance 'earns' us our future research funds; and, cast in positive terms like this, the process obscures the fact that competition is reducing the state's commitment to the total research capacity of the nation and its academies.

To clarify: Mitchell was chair of the international body whose 1996 report suggested that decommissioning of paramilitary weapons should take place at the same time as all-party negotiations and he chaired the peace talks that led to the Good Friday agreement in 1998 in which the participants reaffirmed their commitment to the total disarmament of all paramilitary organisations.

In 1995 an "indefinite" extension of the NPT was agreed, and the sixth review conference in 2000 resulted in an "unequivocal" commitment to the total elimination of nuclear weapons.

When she lets loose a simian cry — "Ooh, ooh, ah, ah, ee, ee, ee, eh, eh" — or pretends to pick nits from your hair, her commitment to the improvisation is total.

"Amos is a very private, discreet, careful man, and his personal commitment to the paper is total," David Landau, who is now at work on a biography of Ariel Sharon, said, "but he is aware that he is only a link in the chain.

My commitment to the cause would be total.

Mr. Filopoulos said property values in the area had already been raised by his company's commitment to the Beacon — where a total of 1,200 residential units are planned, in addition to restaurant and retail space to create a "city within a city".

Anything less than total commitment to the cause was betrayal.

The city's total commitment to the West Side could end up exceeding three billion dollars.

"I made a total commitment to the marriage without feeling I had given anything up," he told me.

"Show me your sexy self," Paul says, and Ms. Edelstein's total commitment to the role is wonderful to behold.