Sentence examples similar to commitment to time from inspiring English sources

I want to raise a flag for swivel-eyed loons, because at the very heart of our country and our party is a commitment to time-tested values and principles.

Though it goes against a gardener's grain to kill a healthy shrub, why keep one where you can look forward to two or three years of bare spots followed by a lifelong commitment to time-consuming maintenance?

For U.S. companies to remain competitive at home and abroad, our commitment to time-tested security design principles can't be compromised.

One main source of difficulty, as he saw it, was the commitment to times.

They were hooked by its charm, he said, "its commitment to a time and place in America that we read about but rarely see".

This is a novel finding and may indicate greater commitment to spending time with the dog.

However, many CCs have shown commitment to investing time in building and strengthening relationships, recognising that this is a prerequisite to longer term partnerships.

All this is before the financial commitment to full-time professional playing staff comes into play.

What it will most likely do is force smaller schools to rethink their commitment to big-time athletics.

Her novels expound the major Existential themes, demonstrating her conception of the writer's commitment to the times.

More broadly, it must ask whether and to what extent their judgment was skewed by the university's growing commitment to big-time sports.