Sentence examples similar to invest this commitment from inspiring English sources

Incorporating lived experience perspectives often means that service users invest emotional commitment to research, which lends a different perspective to this process.

On the whole, the facility marks an effort by the University to reemphasize and invest in its commitment to the arts.

What is needed is both an increased awareness of the ethical issues and tensions which permeate such research, as well as a willingness to acknowledge these issues and to invest time and commitment to exploring them.

That is why I hope this commitment to investing in transport infrastructure projects extends to building Crossrail as well as to completing the planned upgrades to the London underground.

"People are unwilling to invest and make commitments until we get clarity on Iraq," said Brian Bush, director of equity research at Stephens Inc.

A passionate collector of art with a life-long dedication to the craft of investing, his ethical commitment to clients inspires us to this day.

In addition to the work on the Smart Impact Capital online modules, the CASE i3 team continues to work with the White House to track $1.5B in impact investing commitments and partnered with Pacific Community Ventures on researching the Annie E. Casey Foundation's social investment program.

"We will continue to focus on our commitment to invest $2.7 billion over this year and next in wages, education and training for our associates".

The financial strength of the provider, their ability to invest in growth assets and commitment to paying competitive bonuses and payouts should be important considerations.

This is a commitment to invest £250m in programmes focused on supporting five million young people develop the enterprise, employability and financial skills they need to achieve their goals and become financially independent.

Add that to a commitment to invest hundreds of billions over the next decade, and this is an exciting prospect.