Sentence examples for form commitment from inspiring English sources
Sees Obama's new strategy as an expansion of our mission, with no form commitment for withdrawal.
The third study used data from the website stickK.com, on which people form "commitment contracts," pledging to achieve goals or else pay penalties to designated friends or charities.
Unlike the long-form commitment (of at least weeks) required to take a typical MOOC, its online courses are broken down into "smaller, more manageable chunks" — basically minutes-long video lessons that can be gobbled down on your phone on the bus to work.
"I guess I wanted to show some form of commitment to fans or friends in the group," he says.
The "lifestyle" of these religious, according to Luther, undermined marriage by providing another form of commitment which "devalued" it.
Some form of commitment on the pipeline was expected to have been the largest, most concrete development to come from Mr. Putin's visit.
The public is invited to lectures and to drop in, but for long-term involvement, some form of commitment is encouraged, said Sara Goldberger, a social worker who is the program director.
Other key features of folkecological models are the prevalence of positive vs. negative relations and the appreciation and understanding of human impact on the forest, taking in some cases the form of "commitment to protecting" some species.
eFor the imputations, censored regression models were specified that included structural variables, such as the legal form, the commitment to a collective agreement, the number of employees, the shares of special employee groups and other company characteristics.
It recommended that NSF carry out such a "downselect" within a year, explaining that "the projects are at a pivotal point where some form of commitment from the U.S. government at this time will encourage additional collaboration and is crucial to having the projects going forward at all".
Let me begin... Responsibility is owned by the employee -- you, me... it is the lowest form of commitment.
