Sentence examples for member commitment from inspiring English sources
Currently I am focusing on member commitment, organizational structure and culture, and mobilization.
Since no legal obligation is assumed on becoming a member, either to conform to the movement's norms or to remain a member, commitment to the movement and its values becomes one of the most important sources of control.
Other design considerations include mechanisms to ensure member commitment, transparency, government oversight, economic viability (suitable funding structures), and processes to ensure public engagement and trust.
We will also discuss how to increase board member commitment to the mission and purpose of your organization, and how boards must be active and engaged to fulfill their legal and governance duties.
The Clinton platform seems to have developed a viable model; working through member "commitments," a pledge of cash or capacity, or often both, applied to a Grand Challenge.
The club statement promised to include Wednesday's vote on its annual scorecard of members' commitment to fiscally conservative legislation.
It sets a precedent that will at the very least erode individual members' commitment and so destabilise the whole enterprise.
This practice reveals the connection between efforts and results, strengthening members' commitment and desire to contribute even more toward the community's purpose.
Humans of Cal Rotaract is a project not only meant to feature new and returning members, but to voice our members' commitment to service, leadership, and more!
The music does more than convey anger, hatred and outrage toward racial enemies; like all music, it is heavy with emotions like power, pride, dignity, love and pleasure, which create a collective bond that strengthens members' commitment to the cause.
Led by the U.S. and Australia, the Sydney Declaration reaffirmed members' commitment to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and called for a 25% decrease by 2030 in 2005 levels of energy consumed per unit of gross domestic product.
