Sentence examples similar to commitment to whole from inspiring English sources

Norman Lamb MP Care and support minister Brandon Lewis MP Local government minister  Jackie Ashley praises Andy Burnham's commitment to whole-person care.

It's a commitment to the whole game.

It is selective, does not involve commitment to the whole.

Every high-end school boasts about its commitment to the "whole child," to kids' intellectual, emotional, social, and physical development.

That, and the ability to have the state recognize a commitment to the whole panoply of family values we as a society claim to uphold.

Make a commitment to eating whole foods whenever possible -- this is one of the most important changes you will make in your family's food choices.

The fact that she wasn't insisting in the way that I wanted us to insist was further evidence of her lack of commitment to the whole project, as far as I could tell.

Many also notice that the cultures where tipping is unknown offer the very best service, which arguably says something about social obligation, a commitment to the whole or (what underlies both) a readiness to take self out of the equation.

He finished up at Life Center Academy in New Jersey, keeping his commitment to Syracuse the whole way through.

It is a reflection of our commitment to covering the whole picture".

By attempting to fulfill one campaign promise — to bring peace — he broke another: a commitment to keep Jerusalem whole and in Jewish hands.