Sentence examples for deliberate commitment from inspiring English sources
When setting up The Downing Street Project to advance women's leadership -- the spontaneous offspring of The White House Project, founded by Marie Wilson 10 years ago -- we made a deliberate commitment to balance and partnership.
Contracts are openly negotiated with clients to include personal boundaries, crafting deliberate commitments and expectations that protect life outside the office for both the client and the managing employees.
His deliberate lack of commitment to a single stylistic direction has often been read as an attack on the implicit ideologies embedded in the specific histories of painting.
As the G8 and G20 deliberate over what commitments will be made to the world's poor, undoubtedly they will be wrapped in this time-bound package of goals.
By contrast, strategic commitment is deliberate, carefully considered, and tightly reasoned.
Determining classes of problems requires a deliberate, extensive, and sustained commitment to formal problem solving.
His very first subject was Paul McCartney, a deliberate statement of his commitment to popular art, given that he could have run with a completed film on Herbert von Karajan.
Determining classes of problems requires a deliberate, extensive, and sustained commitment to formal problem solving exactly what fire fighting pushes out.
By contrast, change initiatives that are rolled out within a month or two of their announcement generally end up failing because they haven't followed a deliberate sequence for building commitment among constituencies, establishing sponsors, and developing the capacity to act in new and different ways.
Any video provider can join Binge On for free as long as it meets the company's technical guidelines, and T-Mobile has made deliberate moves to show commitment to this policy.
