"Where did this kid get his dedication?" Macauley asks.
Most students stated they had generally performed skills according to their usual daily routine, but possibly with more diligence and dedication, for example, asking for more details during history taking owing to being filmed.
That's dedication if you ask me.
The adoption specialist working with Craig noticed his dedication and determination asked how willing he would be to take a sibling group, children of another race, or children with special needs.
In addition to meeting with administration officials and Congressional leaders over the last two days, the executives sent letters to the presidential candidates asking for their dedication to three top policy goals outlined in the survey.
They're asking him to demonstrate his dedication to working mums by abandoning proposed changes to the troubled paid parental leave scheme.
Q Am I right to worry about job descriptions that ask for dedication and commitment?
It will take time and dedication, but it's important that we begin asking these questions immediately as the program develops.
But after "Corpus Christi," Lynne Meadow, the theater's artistic director, rejected Mr. McNally's new play, "Dedication," which she had asked him to write to open the theater's inaugural season in its new home at the Biltmore Theater on Broadway.
My friend Mary reminded me of that commitment when she asked me to preach at the dedication of her daughter Anna some years ago.
But then she seized on the novel's dedication page and, leaning forward, asked gently, "Is this a love story to your son?" It was the quintessential Oprah moment, the kind that made the Book Club thrive and her critics cringe.
