Sentence examples for extensive commitment to from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Linköping University in Sweden implemented an extensive commitment to interprofessional education for all health science students [ 2].

In addition to the start-up costs, implementing an EMR system requires extensive commitment to system administration, control, maintenance, and support in order to keep it working effectively and efficiently.

Besides admitting unaffiliated students, she said, "we have made extensive commitments to work with the public schools -- joint projects, teacher exchanges".

McCain's response to Russia -- without waiting for the facts -- blamed and condemned Russia and pledged extensive commitments to Georgia.

As crisis erupted in the Caucuses in August, McCain - without waiting for the facts - blamed Russia and made extensive commitments to Georgia.

This means he has (and as a result is busy with) extensive commitments to his clients, employees, colleagues, partners, grown children and their children, ex-wives etc.

It will not however deter the FA's continued extensive financial commitment to the grassroots of the game, of which this is only one element.

All of these announcements mark what Microsoft calls "an extensive commitment for Spark to power Microsoft's big data and analytics offerings".

The term did invert the assessment of General Petraeus, who as Afghanistan commander said that progress was "fragile and reversible" — part of a plea for a more extensive commitment; Obama, at least, seems to have moved in another direction.

But this was like a dream come true, because I could come to New York, be part of the Broadway stage one more time and not have to have an extensive commitment that would take me away from my family".

"Mr Grant's extensive experience and commitment to constitutional recognition and Indigenous affairs will be invaluable in the role as a member of the Referendum Council," they said.