Sentence examples similar to grasping commitment from inspiring English sources
"More importantly, this is an excellent window into grasping China's commitment to peaceful development, desire for co-operation and quest for harmony with the world".
Possessing a concept, grasping it, incurs a commitment to use the concept 'in keeping with its content', in the various propositional attitudes.
Observing the care, I began to grasp how the commitment to seeing people over time leads primary-care clinicians to take an approach to problem-solving that is very different from that of doctors, like me, who provide mainly episodic care.
Undoubtedly, women's skateboarding is grasping for a long-term commitment from sponsors, media, and fans.
She's tricked us into seeing the freedom possible within commitment, when we stop grasping and let go of the illusion of possession.
The common theme of these scattered vignettes seems to be that, straight or gay, it's tough to find love and commitment in a world filled with venal, grasping nitwits.
But Powell and Lyons, suing Atari to win their benefits, counter that their decisions were legitimate and that Atari, hurt by continued losses at Federated, is grasping for "excuses" to get out of its financial commitments.
The Catholic Church continued to heap insult upon injury when it revealed its long-awaited new rules on clergy sex abuse, rules that the Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, said signaled a commitment to grasp the nettle with "rigor and transparency".
