Sentence examples for education commitment from inspiring English sources
A source of great inspiration to his children, he instilled in them a love of knowledge and education, commitment and a great sense of work ethic.
Obama first mentioned the new early childhood education commitment in his State of the Union address.
For example, Smith et al advocate education, commitment, goals, and negotiation at every visit for all high utilizing MUS patients [ 28].
"Continued commitment to children issues on a global level has contributed to declining child mortality rates through immunization programs, improvement of health practices, investment in education, commitment of governments and civil society organizations", said Minister Nović, reminding that BiH has a duty under the Convention on the Rights of the Child to ensure all rights for every child.
Labour education spokesman Des McNulty branded the SNP's class size policy a "shambolic failure", adding: "The SNP have reneged on every one of their education commitments.
If to teach is to learn twice, then expanding the role of foundation and core trainees in undergraduate education would also serve as a valuable post-graduate education tool, and reduce consultants' undergraduate education commitments, ultimately providing more time for them to teach the teachers.
Preparation is education, attitude, commitment, dedication.
Who could oppose "cutting the bills of social failure"; the unequivocal pledge on education; a commitment to be tough on crime and its causes; and early intervention to ensure every child mattered?
It is now imperative that people of conscience come together in a process that I refer to as DEUCE, short for dialogue, education, understanding, commitment, and engagement.
Barriers such as cost, lack of familiarity with university education, time commitment and lack of perceived value by practice management have been identified as impediments to PNs undertaking postgraduate programs [ 22].
