Sentence examples for commitments to care from inspiring English sources

When fathers behave more like mothers, curtailing their work commitments to care for children, two things will happen.

Parents themselves are guilty of outmoded thinking when it comes to deciding who cuts their work commitments to care for the children.

Recognizing that the demands of modern life have eroded the time-honored commitments to care for aging parents, China recently put in effect a law called "Protection of the Rights and Interests of Elderly People".

In return for these benefits, the profession has made fiduciary commitments to care for individuals who are compromised by the misfortunes of disease [ 12].

Policymakers already are keenly interested in developing and pursuing policies that can prevent the expected rise in disease burden and head off expensive public commitments to care for the chronically ill.

When I took the commissioning oath as a Navy Chaplain Corps officer I began to realize that I had made a commitment to care for the religious needs of all those committed to my care, not just the Christians.

Next could come a corporate commitment to care for passengers who need assistance, without any gaps.

Brotherhood, they contend: the commitment to care more about the sum than the individual parts.

"We're raised to take care of our elders, and a commitment to care for one another has been projected onto starting a business".

The instant you do that, people take you serious, because you have taken on the commitment to care for people for a long, long time.

It's like raising a child: from the very beginning, it requires a commitment to care, a long-term investment in education, and a promise to give the child the space to grow and determine their future.