Sentence examples for commitment with which from inspiring English sources

Another reason cash is flowing is Bravo's unusually high level of "engagement," an industry term for the commitment with which viewers watch television.

We honor the immense contribution she made to our organization and we celebrate the passion and commitment with which she lived her life.

One of the secrets of success is continuity, the clarity and commitment with which Barça follow Johan Cruyff's model of pass and move.

The level of commitment with which Germany will work towards achieving these goals in the future will depend on the outcome of the 22 September election.

And they are badges of honor of a sort, testament to the commitment with which she is ripping into her role in the hit West End revival of Noël Coward's "Private Lives".

He offered to consult on a new bill.Mr Santos promised to cut poverty "with the same intensity and commitment with which we have fought and will continue to fight terrorism".

But Keynes had little to say about social justice, including the political commitments with which Europe emerged after World War II.

Second, the identity theory of integrity ties integrity to commitments with which an agent identifies, but acts of identification can be ill-informed, superficial and foolish.

Integrity, on this view, requires that persons act out of their own convictions, that is, out of commitments with which they deeply identify.

In particular, we are always prepared to revise desires in light of the projects and commitments with which we identify, and loath to abandon projects and commitments which have become parts of our identities.

The statement said the banana deal is evidence that in adopting a "global Europe" strategy in the Lisbon Treaty, the EU is abandoning its commitment to countries with which it has had long historical ties.