Sentence examples for driven by commitments from inspiring English sources

Also, and more importantly, service development is being driven by commitments to ageing in place, in accordance with the preferences of people themselves.

Conte's team are driven by commitment and pride, and the manager wants to generate the same emotions among the support.

It was also clear that the motivating factors do change over time, and that ongoing adherence to the 24 week protocol was driven by commitment to the researcher and the study (50%) followed by the social cohesion of the small group setting (60%).

Although the Treasury says that spending on national infrastructure rose by £4bn a year under the previous Labour government, to £33bn in the first two years of this parliament, much of that will have been driven by existing commitments made during the previous administration.

At strategic levels, these policy objectives are mainly driven by international commitments to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Our engineering impact is underscored and driven by our commitment to discovery and frontier research.

Whether driven by political commitment or financial necessity, squatting has permeated pop culture at all levels.

And because our students and faculty are driven by social commitment and want to change the world.

He has led on numerous initiatives, driven by his commitment to increasing access and providing an outstanding student experience".

She is driven by a commitment to designing sustainable and strategic solutions that improve personal relationships and self-awareness, as well as a dedication to collaboration and engagement.

Driven by a commitment to equality (on both moral and economic grounds), it outlaws school selection, formal examinations (until the age of 18) and streaming by ability.