McEnroe has made no secret that he wants to see Sampras make a greater commitment to Davis Cup.
That's why she is imploring her own runners to make a greater commitment, to think outside the Ivy League box.
After Barclays was fined £290m for rigging Libor in June 2012, Andrew Bailey, now deputy governor of the Bank of England, said that the bank had a "culture of gaming" the regulator.Sir David Walker, appointed chairman of Barclays following the allegations of interest rate manipulation, sits on the Group of Thirty and said that board directors will need to make a greater commitment to their banks.
It may be surprising to those living off of the state treasury that many of us decided to assume this risk in order to be able to make a greater commitment to our communities in general, and to society at large.
Make a greater commitment to incubate cross-border civic and networking initiatives.
We must make a greater commitment to educating Africa's greatest resource -- the brain of the African child.
Shepherd pushes Grey to make a greater commitment to their relationship than she feels able to, and the two break up once more.
In fact, it was so critical to him, that he refused to make a greater commitment toward engagement and marriage until we had "the talk".
During his recovery, Dannatt, a devout Christian, was pointed to two Bible verses, which prompted him to believe that his commitment to his faith had thus far been "half-hearted" and inspired him to make a greater commitment which, according to his autobiography, "helped define who I then became, both as a person and as a soldier".
Maybe the Justice Department wanted to reward the new owners, who appear to have made a greater commitment to safety.
