Sentence examples for compassionate commitment from inspiring English sources

Bridging cultural differences in the midst of excruciatingly difficult social change requires compassionate commitment.

Her capacity for friendship and loyalty, and her compassionate commitment to the well-being of her family, friends and clients will make her sorely missed.

Her family's compassionate commitment and exceptional generosity strengthen our ability to serve those in need and enrich the Jewish community in New York, in Israel, and around the world.

Compassion fatigue, a potentially negative outcome of compassionate commitment, increases financial costs to organisations due to increases in sick leave, turnover (White 2006) and lower worker morale and productivity; all of which are indicative of burnout (Stamm et al. 2002).

The main historic religions of the world, he added, had all shown a compassionate and metaphysical commitment to equality and to helping those "at the very edge of their society".

In 2000, George W. Bush seemed to learn the lessons of the intolerant right's failures by launching his Presidential bid with vows of "compassionate conservatism" and commitments to work with both sides of the partisan aisle.

But the Bush campaign contends that Mr. Bush's focus on improving education, particularly for poor and minority students, underscores his commitment to "compassionate conservatism".

Another official said this values-based discussion, occurring under the rubric "Communities of Character," was a way to "put some emphasis on his commitment to compassionate, activist government".

Democratic leaders will launch an aggressive campaign today using both the Senate floor and the nation's airwaves to criticize Republicans for failing to extend benefits to the unemployed as well as questioning President Bush's commitment to compassionate conservatism.The Democratic effort is being coordinated with Sen. John Kerry's (D-Mass).

As one of the world's most admired celebrities for more than a decade, with approval ratings that rival President Bush's, Secretary Powell has special status -- and singular political value -- in a Republican administration supposedly eager to demonstrate its commitment to compassionate conservatism.

But he also stressed his commitment to "compassionate Conservatism", saying his "mission" since he became Tory leader in 2005 was to "show the Conservative Party is for everyone: North and South, black or white, straight or gay.