Sentence examples for means commitment from inspiring English sources

Serving as a judge is public service, and public service means commitment to the community.

In 1994, IKEA featured a gay couple shopping for a dining-room table ("a leaf means commitment").

"We showed aspects in our game that people are not used to seeing from us; that means commitment, desire, defending," Wenger said.

"That phrase 'staying in character' to me really means commitment, focus, and for a role like this that's so intense and challenging and extreme in a lot of ways, it demanded my full attention," Mr. Leto said.

In business Spanish most words and phrases have a precise English equivalent, though foreigners should beware of a couple of false friends: renta (income) and compromiso, which usually means commitment, though it also sometimes means compromise.

Today he promised Mr. Bush that "we are a friend, we are neighbors, we are partners, and we want to make very clear that this means commitment all the way, and that we will keep our commitments".

It meant commitment in individual lives, in families, cities and nations.

By this we mean commitment to the standards for task and personal behavior set by professional peers inside and outside the system.

The vote would have meant commitment, it would have demanded that he take a position, and Rubio devoutly wished to avoid that.

Unprotected sex does not mean commitment or love.

"It's generally understood that falling in love means committing to commitment," she writes.