Sentence examples for longer term commitment to the from inspiring English sources

Attendance is a simple count of the number of classes attended, whereas adherence represents the longer term commitment to the class and is an indicator of drop-out.

Whether the reenactment has truly galvanised the Manchester audience towards a longer term commitment to anti-establishment activity remains to be seen.

This longer-term commitment to the seat by Tory candidates can only serve them well at the ballot box.

Even so, a "no" from Congress would send a terrible signal about America's longer-term commitment to the deal – especially if Republicans were to win the White House in 2016.

"We have reaffirmed our longer-term commitment to helping realise the V&A at Dundee and our intention remains to make a substantial capital contribution to the overall construction costs".

Whether it's a single hour of volunteering locally or a longer-term commitment to something that is important to you, the future is in our very own hands.

It was unclear whether the response signaled any longer-term commitment to matters that have concerned investors, like weak property rights.

Whether the reenactment has truly galvanized the Manchester audience toward a longer-term commitment to anti-establishment activity remains to be seen.

Community leaders here, therefore, are pinning their hopes for job creation in the short term on the expansion of the private space industry, while lobbying the government to make a strong longer-term commitment to Nasa.

In choosing the Kindle Fire over the iPad, users are potentially making a longer-term commitment to sourcing and storing their content on Amazon.com.

Certainly without a rapid emergency world emissions response, our longer term commitment due to the present extremely high concentrations of atmospheric greenhouse gases, according to the IPCC AR5, is 2° C. (IPCC, AR5, WG 1,  12. 5. 2 ).