Sentence examples for commitment to turn a from inspiring English sources
Throughout the past several days the US and Iran flirted with each other, sending repeated positive signals about their commitment to turn a page to work to address concerns relating to Iran's nuclear program.
"When you have a small company, sometimes it's not about the economics, but having a commitment to turn out a project that you think will be better than what is out there -- even if it initially costs more than you hoped," Mr. Shur said.
But they were united by their commitment to turn Spain into a democracy.Mr Cercas, one of Spain's best younger novelists, sees in their quiet defiance a crowning moment of Spanish history.
The government underlined its commitment to turn Britain into a nation of internet entrepreneurs and leaders in high-growth, hi-tech industries with a package of tax breaks designed to reward the most go-getting workers and investors.
So management broadcast their commitment to turn Thomson into a leading electronic data company.
The experience reinforced Boutros-Ghali's view that the US, the only remaining superpower, was incapable of providing consistent leadership and lacked the commitment to turn the UN into a credible instrument of international security.
The Sports Direct announcement, which was accompanied by a commitment to turn the company into Britain's best high street employer after John Lewis, followed a Guardian investigation that revealed how the company effectively pays thousands of temporary workers below the national minimum wage of £6.70 an hour.
The financial systems have been overhauled and there is a commitment to turn around the operating deficits of recent years to make savings by 2009-10.
Last year, after winning a proxy battle in 2012 that was partly tied to the financial problems with Patch, Armstrong made a commitment to turn Patch around.
