Sentence examples similar to eroded commitment from inspiring English sources

The Medicare reform bill is a good example of our lack of direction, purpose and responsibility". Rep. John B. Shadegg (R-Ariz)., a conservative leader, said this year's record shows how much the experience of running the government has eroded Republican commitment to limiting government.

Higher inflation will erode that commitment unless it makes good that shortfall in each and every year.

"But he looks at the same facts and says this is all due to the failure of government programs, eroding the commitment to working.

In addition, needy families abandoned by the states come to view government as their enemy rather than as their protector, thereby further eroding a commitment to civic virtue.

The plans could erode the commitment those partners have to Windows since Microsoft will effectively be competing with them for sales.

--An overreliance on monetary rewards invariably erodes emotional commitment.

This doesn't mean that managers need to praise people for showing up on time or working an eight-hour day these things are the price of entry but a boss who does not give praise to dedicated employees erodes their commitment to the job.

He warned that Greece, but also the Irish Republic and Portugal, had been given the impression that this was a "rescue with no conditionality outside the financial system" and this was "already eroding the commitment to the terms of the existing programmes".

This is significant -- because some of the nations represented are among those that might be driven to either begin building their own fissile material production capacity, or to acquire WMDs of their own if they don't see a major correction to the eroding global commitment to non-proliferation.

This doesn't mean that managers need to praise people for showing up on time or working an eight-hour day--these things are the price of entry--but a boss who does not give praise to dedicated employees erodes their commitment to the job.

Strictly giving orders without listening can erode worker commitment and enthusiasm.