Sentence examples for embrace commitment from inspiring English sources

"...In describing all this to that visitor from another America, you would, however, have to add that the Global War on Terror, in which giant ambitions met the most modest of opponents any great power had faced in hundreds of years, didn't work out so well... .. Follow real heroes' example, embrace commitment to others and begin the difficult task of discovering real solutions to real challenges.

While most traditional cloud services (IBM, Savvis, AT&T, Terremark, etc) require multi-year commitments, the hosting industry has seemed to embrace commitments on a monthly basis.

As for Mr Bush's promise that he will eventually get spending under control, the White House has already embraced commitments that could keep government growing for years.

Richard Parsons and Stephen Case must embrace this commitment going forward.

Followers of Vajrayāna also embrace the commitment to become Buddhas for the benefit of all beings.

Pussyfooting about, teetering on the edge of embracing the commitment to 50 straight days of swimming.

Yet a further concept of corporate citizenship was also introduced by Carroll as a continuation and deeper elaboration of his approach to the theory of corporate social responsibility, embracing: responsibility (commitment and responsibility to society), responsiveness (action, activity), and performance (outcomes, results).

But it's not just Republicans who have embraced a commitment to drastically slash deficit spending.

The CFPB has embraced its commitment to diversity and transparency in the way in which it conducts outreach.

All three embrace a materialistic commitment to modern capitalism – they just differ in how it might be made a little nicer.

And let's also embrace a strict commitment to deal head-on with our serious addiction to "Pleasing others".