Sentence examples for describe the commitment from inspiring English sources

With opinion polls pointing to a Conservative victory, Labour's critics may describe the commitment to a 10p tax-varying power as "window dressing" since it might never be implemented.

I strived to know them, their hopes, and their dreams and describe the commitment of the path they were now taking together.

When Francis went on to describe the commitment of American Catholics to the "building of a society which is tolerant and inclusive...[that] rejects every form of unjust discrimination", he was reflecting an aspiration born of the very real and difficult experiences Catholics have faced during their time in America.

Western diplomats described the commitment as a major step in efforts to portray the war in Afghanistan as a fight against terrorism, not a war on Islam.

In a statement, Mrs. Guinn described the commitment of her husband, Kenny Guinn, to education, concluding: "That is why I am supporting Senator Harry Reid for reelection".

An excerpt from the Hippocratic Oath, which is recognised by medical institutions and doctors everywhere, best describes the commitment of those I had the honour of spending time with in Tehran.

This article describes the commitment of a large acute-care hospital to create a senior-friendly environment.

This theme describes the commitment the entrepreneur is willing to submit in terms of personal finances or other resources - to get a concept off the ground, to nourish, and nurture a fledgling enterprise, or perhaps to prove dedicated 'skin in the game' as an appeal to other investors.

Similarly, in a recent novel describing the commitment between a man and his piebald camel written by Al-Koni (2008), himself a Tuareg raised in the desert of Libya, a Tuareg nomad is constantly lauding his piebald mahri for the unique colouring of his pelt, in spite of its undisciplined and reckless behaviour.

The purpose of this research was to describe the time commitment to refereeing and training of elite referees in Gaelic Football and Hurling (frequency of refereeing, type and frequency of training).

Before the trial commences, we will meet with all Grade 1 teachers at each school for approximately 30 minutes to describe the expected time commitments, explain the recruitment process, answer any questions they may have and to demonstrate the screening and intervention software.