Sentence examples for make a real commitment from inspiring English sources

She called on Germany to make a real commitment to get out of coal.

Keeping a close eye on changes in your configurations has an important side benefit: It allows you to make a real commitment to continuous improvement.

Equally Qatar, which fails massively to meet the standards set out in the report, must ahead of the UN human rights and business forum which it is hosting next week, make a real commitment to comprehensive reform," she said.

"I would have liked to have seen him make a real commitment to a political settlement and human rights by addressing some of the serious allegations that have been made against the military".

"Mr. Pataki could rewrite his shaky record completely if he decided to make a real commitment to reform, particularly in the way politicians finance their campaigns," the editorial says.

"One of the lessons from behavioural science is if we want to make a change in life, a really important step is to make a real commitment other people know about.

Most important, he had made a real commitment to Nepal.

"Going to college means they are making a real commitment to their futures.

I made a real commitment that I'd never try to make it again.

I was pleased with our meeting, feeling like she had made a real commitment.

"Harlem Success has made a real commitment to improving services for students with disabilities," she wrote, "and we'll continue working with them to enroll and serve even more of these students moving forward".