Sentence examples for commitments and matters from inspiring English sources
Emotion involves anxiety associated with performance, for example test anxiety or stereotype threat, and the notion of "troublesome knowledge," that is, when learning involves transformations in beliefs, commitments, and matters of identity (Meyer and Land, 2005).
Tyrie published the letter from Diamond less than a week after the bank held its "citizenship day" to set out commitments on matters such as tax and the letter made reference to this.
We firmly believe that GNM management are completely mistaken if they believe that a company based in India, such as their proposed partner, would be able to deliver anything like the same quality of service, dedication and commitment no matter how tempting their sales pitch sounds.
But clearly, dialogue and negotiation between representative social partners matters to reach shared commitments, and kept commitments increase trust16.
It also shows that in the end only one of the three commitments really matters.
The schedule that started late and ran long communicated the message that details and commitments don't matter.
You need to show that your staff and their commitment do matter to you and cancelling any festive fun or celebrations is not the way to do this.
At the same time, partnership with the Conservatives has left some Liberal Democrats convinced that the price of coalition has been too high, undermining electoral commitment on matters like the economy, national security and justice.
Obviously the policy questions are vexing and complicated, and no single study is likely to dislodge people's commitments no matter the state of the debate.
Ultimately, we're going to keep our climate commitments no matter what the external world is doing and we're going to keep our commitment to the environmental targets we've set.
His life-long commitment to matters of international understanding, environmental policy, arms control and nuclear non-proliferation has made a profound difference in our world.
