Sentence examples for concerted commitment to from inspiring English sources

While the main Rise app may be best for people who are trying to make a concerted commitment to changing their eating habits, CoachLine speaks more to those spontaneous moments.

Achieving the SDGs will take a concerted commitment to invest in some of the poorest and most vulnerable countries around the world.

It requires a concerted commitment to improvement that crosses traditional demarcations and unifies, understanding such responses to promote resilience and to be more effective and sustainable than heroic individualism.

She is an effective, creative, and caring educator and mentor". From colleagues: "Kevin has demonstrated a continuous and concerted commitment to teaching at all levels.

The concerted commitment of the international community will prevail in bringing real change to Afghanistan -- a secure and stable environment that allows for effective governance, improved economic opportunity and the freedom of every Afghan to choose how they live.

In a 2013 Threat Report on Antimicrobial Resistance, the CDC prioritized CRE as an urgent threat (the highest level), requiring concerted commitment and action, and noted that ≈50% of hospitalized patients with bloodstream infection caused by CRE die from the infection (10, 11 ).

The government needs to be helped by a concerted international commitment to reach the point where it is able to regain control over Haiti's political, and hopefully its economic, destiny.

IPOH, 4 June 2014 – The National Early Childhood Intervention Council (NECIC) and UNICEF Malaysia today called for a concerted collaborative commitment to create inclusive spaces for children with disabilities, especially in education.

Every Child Matters: Making a Commitment for Children with Special Needs IPOH, 4 June 2014 – The National Early Childhood Intervention Council (NECIC) and UNICEF Malaysia today called for a concerted collaborative commitment to create inclusive spaces for children with disabilities, especially in education.

A concerted global commitment to the intelligent use of antimicrobials, better antibiotic stewardship, the implementation of effective infection control strategies, and the development of more effective therapies are desperately needed.

When asked to specify the price of a tonne of carbon, the Quinet Commission proposed what they referred to as an administrative value, on the grounds that the recommended monetary value was not derived directly from observations of market prices but resulted from a government decision based on a concerted evaluation of French and European commitment to combating climate change.