Sentence examples for commitment to this approach from inspiring English sources

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

So strong is his commitment to this approach that when Mr. Bush encountered significant Congressional opposition, on constitutional grounds, last December he used executive orders to put many of his ideas into operation.

Myers (1971: 355) notes that Boring claimed James' commitment to this approach stemmed from a general doctrine concerning the temporal character of introspection: 'introspection was not believed to be a process that takes time … But how then can a duration that takes time be immediately known, since the duration, not being instantaneous, is itself not all immediate?' (1942: 576).

It's imperative that both members of a couple make a total commitment to this approach and follow it strictly.

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.

A commitment to this approach is central to UNICEF's work in the region.

Will the other three ISPs consider making a commitment to adopting this approach - even before it has been trialled?

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

So, for that matter, do all executive agencies, under a directive issued by President Obama last January reaffirming the administration's commitment to that approach.

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.