Sentence examples for commitment to volunteering from inspiring English sources
Stephen Greene, one of the co-founders of RockCorps, said Rhymes was an inspirational performer and had "proved his commitment to volunteering over many years".
Just as parents and schools need to foster in young people a "reading habit" -- a love of reading that becomes a need, almost an addiction -- colleges are best-poised to create in their students a lifelong commitment to volunteering even a few hours a month.
Agent doesn't just hand out the sweeties to its own people; it matches it with a strong commitment to volunteering and pro bono work.
We're also pleased to see a commitment to volunteering in the budget as we rely on the support of more than 10,000 volunteers".
Its strong commitment to volunteering is one reason that Points of Light honored UnitedHealth Group as part of its Civic 50, an initiative to identify the 50 most community-minded companies in the nation.
I also had made the mistake of taking on responsibility for my son's high school band jazz website (on the misguided assumption that, after a lifetime of avoiding any commitment to volunteering in any way at all, it was time for me to "give back" to the musical organization that had given so much to my son).
Together, the four levels of motivation in the framework paint a more complete picture of how CHWs are logistically able to maintain their commitment to volunteer work despite not being paid a salary (Table 3).
While gays and lesbians have traditionally been one of the most reliable Democratic voting blocs, hundreds of Obama field staff members fanned out at a dozen gay pride celebrations across the country over the weekend with the primary goal of getting commitments to volunteer.
This weekend, millions of Americans served their communities and made commitments to volunteer to make a difference in their communities and for the causes they care about over the next year as part of the Inauguration's National Day of Service.
Ms. Stevens said the board had no intention of becoming a landlord or scrapping its commitment to volunteer production.
