Sentence examples for commitment to treating from inspiring English sources

We still often fail in our commitment to treating equally everyone who comes through our doors.

Make a commitment to treating yourself the way you would a loved one.

Alternative remedies, with their commitment to treating body and mind and their tailor-made approach, would seem to be the perfect medicine for our times.

Mount Sinai has had more economic trouble than N.Y.U. in part because of its longstanding commitment to treating the residents of East Harlem, including many poor patients with limited or no insurance.

At the same time, they offer flexible hours, opportunities to rise rapidly through the ranks, time off to do service in the community, educational assistance and a powerful commitment to treating people as whole human beings.

Many companies are abandoning the old-fashioned commitment to treating everybody equally and instead becoming "gender adapted" and "gender bilingual"—in touch with the unique management wisdom of their female employees.

The commitment to treat Greece as an exceptional case may prove to be another triumph of hope over reality.

But investors have long perceived that the government has made an unwritten commitment to treat Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as too big to fail.

This type of symbolic destruction has become common in recent years as governments demonstrate their commitment to treat certain animal products in the same way as illicit drugs.

Jacqui Smith says the removal of the reservation shows the government's "commitment to treat children in the UK immigration system with compassion".

It can be a commitment to treat the current target more symmetrically (that is, to err above as often as it errs below).