Sentence examples for example the commitment from inspiring English sources

For example, the commitment to double the Family Nurse Partnership scheme, which works with young, vulnerable first-time mothers, and was highlighted by the riots panel, will only cover 40% of estimated need.

For example, the commitment to increase our aid to 0.7% was a 35-year-old target and was given until 2013 to be introduced; many of the debt-cancellation commitments required the imposition of free-market policies, while pledges to ensure trade deals were fair made no mention of the differential treatment that should be allotted to developing countries.

For example, the commitment to in-line skating significantly influenced consumers' purchase intention of special skating clothing (Dickson and Pollack 2000).

Take for example, the commitment to wellbeing of the global cosmetics company Mary Kay Inc., a signer of the CEO Pledge.

Take for example the commitment reached by the 197 participating nations to limit warming below the "dangerous" level of 2C relative to pre-industrial time (neglecting for the time being the aspirational goal of a substantially lower 1.5C limit acknowledged in recognition of the danger posed to low-lying island nations).

For example, the commitment of a clerical staff member for 2 3 hours per week to prior authorization requests may not represent a large financial outlay or a large percentage of the staff person's work time.

Also, the discrepancies may relate to variations in provision of care from country to country, and the age of the study, with a number of studies cited pre-dating key policy developments, for example the commitments outlined in the NHS plan [ 8].

Moran pointed to Ruddock as an example of the commitment needed to reach the top.

Fiske is an example of the commitment young players make to hockey.

For example, in the commitment on more support for local and national responders, who are we talking about?

Much of what these dissenters raise questions about — the all-male priesthood, for example, or the commitment to celibacy that priests are required to make — aren't indisputable edicts from God.