Sentence examples for commitments and concerns from inspiring English sources

Movements must engage people with a range of commitments and concerns, over a long time.

You are the only person in this meeting with your specific combination of background, experience, commitments, and concerns.

Last week, reports suggested that the procurement could be delayed, partly because of Surrey's Olympics policing commitments, and concerns over governance and financing.

An agent need not sacrifice her autonomy in order to decide to act contrary to her long-term commitments and concerns; acting "out of character" is not a sufficient condition for failing to govern oneself.

The commitments and concerns of the researchers as well as those in the setting (including patients as potential participants) were not treated as relevant.

Starting with Michael Sandel's (1982) famous criticism of Rawls, a number of critics charged that liberalism was necessarily premised on an abstract conception of individual selves as pure choosers, whose commitments, values and concerns are possessions of the self, but never constitute the self.

"That the Committee submitted its report within a short period of 30 days is testimony to your commitment and concern for the public good," Mr. Singh wrote.

As president from 1970 to 1974, her commitment and concern for all Jews, especially in the Soviet Union and Israel, helped formulate Women's League's social action agenda.

Talent and professionalism married to commitment and concern resulting in a service to their community beyond the call of duty at a time when it was most needed.

Independent analysts say Mr. Lazio's predicament is a common one for incumbent representatives, who find their voting records under attack and therefore must dash back to Washington from the campaign trail to show their commitment and concern.

Postdocs should become more discriminating and expect a greater level of commitment and concern from their mentors.