Sentence examples for commitment to walking from inspiring English sources

Six weeks have passed since South Africa failed to defend their world crown, but Smit's commitment to walking away from the Springboks remains unflinching.

It is the commitment to walking the path that matters.

(See more on RSF's commitment to walking off Wall Street here).

But because of my commitment to walking around with all my feelings exposed like a raw nerve, I am now able to recommend to you the creme de la creme of non-alcoholic stress-relief gifts.

It describes the health benefits of walking, provides a list of excuses for not walking and a commitment to walking contract.

Toseland has already displayed guts and commitment to walk away from his comfortable throne in the superbike scene to compete in MotoGP.

But before he can make the commitment to walk down the aisle, he must first deal with some deep-seated issues from his childhood.

I'm still not sure if it was true or not, but the legendary story that most clearly demonstrated to me the Intel executives' commitment to "walk the talk" was when (then) COO Craig Barrett flew to, I believe, Chicago to negotiate the "Alpha chip deal", an acquisition of part of Digital Equipment Corporation's semiconductor manufacturing operations.

Is that not what we should all pray for this day, as we call on the spirit of God promised by the prophet?" Cupich asked all Chicagoans to be open to the spirit of God, to take up the work of restoration, a restoration that comes in building friendships, with a commitment to dialogue, a commitment to walk together equals who recognize differences, but know they have so much in common.

In addition to walking away from your commitment to repair the presidential public financing system, you have not submitted any nominees for the FEC to the Senate for more than three years".

Gilbert attempts to articulate the sense of directedness in terms of ownership: Jack's contralateral commitment to Sue to walk at the appropriate pace entails that Sue is owed, and in a sense owns, the relevant performance on Jack's part (Gilbert 2008, 497).