Sentence examples for inflexible commitment from inspiring English sources
"California Can Tame Its Crisis" by Paul Joskow (Op-Ed, Jan . 13 reflects the inflexible commitment to an unregulated market ideology that distorts so much of today's thinking.
But I began to question my inflexible commitment to the sole influence of early experience in 1962, when Howard Moss and I were reflecting on the evidence we had gathered on a group of normal adults, born in the 1930s, who were members of a longitudinal study conducted at the Fels Research Institute in Ohio.
"It seems its commitment to inflexible, outdated, unaffordable power production knows no bounds".
The three-day executive programme targets people keen to move into the sector but who have inflexible full-time work commitments.
There was guilt for not being able to go back to work, and anger that my career came to a screeching halt because it was impossible to accommodate anything less than a full-time commitment to meet inflexible deadlines.
The Campaign for Better Transport has warned that super-peak fares would not be effective in managing peak demand, as many commuters have inflexible work times or family commitments.
Districts often make bulky, inflexible and sometimes irreversible spending commitments that outlive their administrations or don't match up with revenues.
Important barriers included physical health problems, an inflexible routine, work and other commitments, the weather and a mistrust of the monitoring equipment.
As with all aspects of health program management, elimination is hampered by inflexible health systems, a lack of sustained political and financial commitment, ill-equipped managers, unmotivated and untrained staff, and external donor constraints.
Important barriers included physical health problems, an inflexible routine not allowing for increased walking, work and other commitments, the weather and a mistrust of the monitoring equipment.
His stuffiness and commitment to "tradition, discipline and rules" is presented as ruinously inflexible.
