Sentence examples for inspire commitments from inspiring English sources

UNICEF and the Malaysian Bar Council will convene a forum themed 'Education for Every Child' to discuss challenges facing children in Malaysia, and inspire commitments from various sectors to push the education agenda for every child.

The simple explanation for the success of the "Carolina Way" is Dean Smith's ability to inspire commitment--everyone bought in and played for one another.

At a time when it feels like our nation is more divided than ever, veterans and their families can continue to inspire commitment to the great ideals of our country.

While its annual report boasts that it has "inspired commitments worth $46 billion" from others, its own grants, according to its 2008 tax return, totaled only $4 million.

'Tough choices, inspired commitment, real results,' her website proclaims.

Today's business leader is less a hero than a first among equals, an enabler who inspires commitment and exists to bring out the best in his or her people.

I almost feel, My God, it's like I'm an impostor!" When Edna says such things, she sounds grateful — a state that an old newspaper hand would tell you is about as common among reporters as a prolonged, religiously inspired commitment to the temperance movement.

Although, shop floor staff advised that bonuses, particularly organisational, had a motivational effects and inspired commitment, it was also emphasised that this represented only one factor with culture and values, training and other staff benefits and flexibility at work being of equal importance (JLP-Waitrose).

And in September, the United Nations Secretary-General will host a Climate Summit for heads of state to set the stage for a new global agreement in 2015 and inspire new commitments to action.

It's his job to inspire passionate commitment to Schwab's core values and goals.

Studies haven't yet established why, physiologically, exercising outside might improve dispositions or inspire greater commitment to an exercise program.