Sentence examples for lasting commitment from inspiring English sources

Is mentoring TV contestants a lasting commitment?

But without meticulous planning and lasting commitment, it could lead to some very bad outcomes.

Like the Simon play, "The Other Brother" eventually comes down on the side of true love and lasting commitment.

In 1993 Taylor was granted the first D.C. Bar Association Thurgood Marshall Award for lasting commitment to legal work for civil rights.

"This is a lasting commitment, and the United Nations World Food Program is a blue-chip partner in the space," he said.

Those small explosions of identity created interest but no real infrastructure and no lasting commitment to seeing a true cultural revolution.

And men who feel irrelevant will behave like perpetual teenagers, refusing to make lasting commitments, cheerful in the certainty that whatever happens sexually, a "woman will take care of things".

Shadow Treasury minister Christopher Leslie said King's comments highlight the government's failure to extract lasting commitments to reform from the City: "Project Merlin was supposed to draw a line under these issues but it failed to convince the public, or even the governor of the Bank of England, that the balance of risk and reward was correctly established".

The third invokes the importance of governments, NGOs, and others to make strong, lasting commitments to save tiger lands and tigers.

To throw everything away for the sake of one last commitment could yet crown them all.

(Interestingly, this last commitment to promoting gender equality has increased over the past few years, perhaps as an official response to the efforts of the men's rights groups to hijack the day).