Sentence examples for matching commitment from inspiring English sources

Too often, workers are asked to commit to corporate goals without any matching commitment from top management be it employment security, gain sharing, or an ability to influence the direction of the business.

The Serbs, Croats and Muslims, he wrote, "are committed to fight to the death for what they believe to be their vital interests," while the West "has not been able to find its vital interests or matching commitment".

The Tories are hoping to shift the political pressure away from their own internal divisions and shift the public focus on to the refusal of Lib Dems and Labour to make a matching commitment on a referendum.

Not unnaturally, African leaders want matching commitments from donors, demanding that help should be open, clearly aimed and co-ordinated.The plan's hopes and ideas are not new but, so far, they have been propounded by donor countries.

The FTC may not and should not ignore clear examples of practices not matching commitments.

With the help of social media, we can make matching commitments, transforming our individual habits into massive reform.

Asked if that financial commitment puts greater pressure on his program to take the next step, Fitzgerald said: "No, because they're matching my commitment now.

Manchester City will freeze season-ticket prices next season, matching the commitment made by Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea.

John's commitment to the labor movement was matched by an equal commitment to civic involvement.

And of course we were all hugely lucky to have a US administration led by Bill Clinton and represented by George Mitchell, who were absolutely committed and matched that commitment with political skill of the highest order.

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