Sentence examples for established a commitment from inspiring English sources
A survey would make more sense if it illuminated an artist to whom the museum had already established a commitment.
In May 2010, the new Conservative/Liberal Democrat administration established a commitment in their coalition agreement to ensure policy 'tackles binge drinking without unfairly penalising responsible drinkers, pubs and important local industries' (HM Government 2010, p. 14).
Congress's approval of the trade promotion agreement would establish a commitment to open markets that would increase growth and investment.
This heritage establishes a commitment to learning and thinking about the game, of not being afraid to be pioneering, idealistic even, and what it is to lead men.
Some conclusions of this study are the combination of criteria among the students, teachers and employers, in order to establish a commitment to improve the curriculum of the degree of Nursing and its adaptation to the workplace.
Unless they abduct Brady — and do not think the Jets have not considered it — their approach will center on a more balanced game plan intended to re-establish a commitment to running the ball; Ryan decreed as much during Monday's team meeting.
The Haile Family Professorship was created to allow young faculty to direct initial energies to the classroom, establishing a commitment to teaching; provide start-up funds for new areas of research and teaching laboratories; and offer early recognition for outstanding accomplishments.
In DBIR work, partners focus on persistent problems of practice, define shared goals, and establish a commitment to study the process of designing, adapting, and implementing the intervention so it provides mutual benefits (Fishman et al. 2013).
