Sentence examples for commitment to vision from inspiring English sources
We would also need a commitment to vision; there's a neutrality issue that would also be required.
But, while the viability of zero traffic-related deaths is still uncertain, the Mayor's commitment to Vision Zero, both in his election campaign and throughout his first year in office, has already done some good by reframing the traffic debate — what was once generally a conversation between economists and transportation experts has now extended to the public.
But, while the viability of zero traffic-related deaths is still uncertain, the Mayor's commitment to Vision Zero, both in his election campaign and throughout his first year in office, has already done some good by reframing the traffic debate what was once generally a conversation between economists and transportation experts has now extended to the public.
A transformational leader can "define the need for change, create new visions, mobilize commitment to those visions, and ultimately transform an organization".
Mass executions are proof of the Islamic State's profound commitment to its vision.
By using the first-person pronoun, the prime minister may want to indicate the strength of his commitment to a "vision", but often the result is to weaken it.
The inspectors placed the blame firmly at the governors' door, saying: "Despite their commitment to the vision for the school, the governors have failed the parents of this community who have placed their trust in them".
"Failures in leadership and management are at the heart of the school's dysfunctional situation," the Ofsted report said, adding: "Despite their commitment to the vision for the school, the governors have failed the parents of this community who have placed their trust in them".
