Sentence examples for delivering on commitments from inspiring English sources
Be a person of integrity -- Be the one who is known for delivering on commitments.
Our results suggest that cross-functional, geographically distributed workers may rely on early impressions of perceived trustworthiness when evaluating how their distant partners are delivering on commitments, because reliable information about actual follow-through is lacking or difficult to interpret.
The chancellor says he wants to make a start delivering on commitments made in the Conservative party manifesto and that his package will be a budget for "working people".
But Ms Hutt said it was delivering on commitments, with a "potential investment in housing of up to £500m within a three-year period".
It was introduced and extended by a mayor committed to delivering on policy commitments.
He promised his government would "be competent and trustworthy", would "purposefully and steadfastly and methodically … set about delivering on our commitments" and would govern for everyone.
But he — more to the point, Defense Secretary Robert Gates and General McChrystal — is having a very hard time getting the rest of NATO to deliver on commitments.
"At First American it was company policy for us to always deliver on commitments and promises to staff as well as customers, not to make promises you couldn't deliver on, and to always tell the truth," he says.
Appeals to justice and obligations to deliver on commitments made at global summits are less effective than arguments that demonstrate enlightened self-interest, and the damage that current policies do to both consumers and the poorest people on earth.
Human rights groups have questioned whether Mr. Deby will deliver on commitments to invest more than 80percentt of the expected $80 million to $100 million a year in oil revenue on health, education and agriculture.
