Sentence examples for driver commitment from inspiring English sources

After De Niro won his 1975 Oscar for "The Godfather: Part II" and Scorsese became a big-name director thanks to "Mean Streets" and "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," they maintained their "Taxi Driver" commitment for "bargain-basement prices".

Indeed, the argument that had supported the notion that TAp63 was the driver for commitment was the fact that under similar experimental conditions, ΔNp63 failed to induce basal keratins both in cell culture and in transgenic mice.

The present study sought to investigate Indian truck-drivers initial commitment to PREP and circumcision utilizing the AIDS Risk Reduction Model.

Recovery of several activators in the GSK3 and MAPK pathways indicated that our screen was effective in identifying drivers of commitment.

And as for the hipper Scottish musicians such as Glasvegas, Franz Ferdinand, Paolo Nutini... well, a bohemian entourage and industrial-strength narcissism-stroke-irony are not the strongest drivers of political commitment, one way or another.

Previous research has investigated the drivers of FCHV commitment and performance, emphasizing the influences of social respect and moral duty on the low volunteer attrition rate [ 10].

Part of the problem is a lack of political commitment and drivers to reaching the gender goal itself.

Its commitment to drivers kicked off in June with Uber's 180 days of change.

GP Drivers Associationn chairman Alexander Wurz said drivers were "happy" a commitment had been made.

We then assigned a multiple to revenue based on the number of cars (the more scale, the higher the multiple), the record of its drivers and level of commitment from its car manufacturers ( Ford gives more R&D help to a proven winner like the Roush team than less prominent teams get from their manufacturers).

It would also be important to explore if greater job satisfaction, rewarding patient experiences, and career commitment are drivers or consequences of identifying with the workaholic personality, and whether these perceived benefits are enough to counter the potential costs.