Sentence examples for measure of commitment and from inspiring English sources

He wasn't naïve and was prepared to account for his own actions in war, yet he also knew that being an officer would require a different measure of commitment and an acceptance of responsibility for other lives.

There's a group of cohabiters and married couples who look real similar on a lot of those measures of commitment and attachment.

25 This led the authors to identify measures of commitment and belonging as intermediate outcomes.

Today, the majority of sovereign states can be described as "democracies" because they possess elected political leadership and some measure of commitment to the protection and promotion of individual rights and equality under law.

To slay his own political Cerberus without savaging social programs will take a similar measure of commitment, political wiliness and courage.

The focus on "cash in and results out" is often taken as the definitive measure of political commitment and efficiency, when in reality it is getting in the way of achieving more productive outcomes, such as better motivated staff or patients who are more engaged in looking after their own health.

It is a measure of her commitment and bravery that she continued to compete.

The fact they kept one of the most potent attacking forces in the European game at bay for 55 minutes was a measure of the commitment and Clermont's failure to pick up the full five could cost them later on.

To avoid some of the challenges faced by measures such as the deeds of commitment and more general human rights agreements (e.g. engagement with NSAGs and state recognition of agreements), this approach should use an existing measure that is already accepted by states and NSAGs, in a new way.

It has lost some of its resonance in a post-civil rights world, but it remains an unspoken measure of commitment to uplifting the race.

Nato officials insist size is not the only measure of commitment, but capability too.