Sentence examples for commitment to translate from inspiring English sources

IT TAKES great courage and commitment to translate for a foreign journalist in Myanmar.

Instead of a monetary award, the accolade carries a commitment to translate the work into English.

The many commemorations in different parts of the world will underscore the need for a strong commitment to translate the articles of the CRC into results for children.

Commitment to translating research findings into interventions and policies is of utmost importance.

In 2008, the WHO African Region articulated a commitment to translating patient safety evidence into effective policy [ 27].

To some conservatives, the Romney argument only highlights what they see as a lack of commitment from him to translate his words into specific actions to reverse the growth of government and expand markets and individual liberties.

Distinguished Delegates, now is the time for this commitment to be translated into action.

Yet, accountability and commitment doesn't seem to translate to parents once they give up their child to the care of a youth sports program.

"But we need the political commitment and financial resources to translate our programmes into action to eliminate the disease".

Both dimensions – values and goals – indicate a strong professional ethos and commitment and strongly appear to translate into the "will-do" component of the motivation process.

The challenge here is to translate commitments into action, as there are no targets or timelines for the commitments.