Sentence examples for minded commitment from inspiring English sources

In addition, the traditional ethos of medicine values single minded commitment with obligations to sacrifice personal and family needs for patient welfare and professional demands.

I spent last year conducting an anthropological study of the British Humanist Association BHAan, an organisation which on first thought might not bring to mind a commitment to rites de passage.

Nurse said politicians should also force Pfizer to commit £100m to a new fund to connect the company's research to universities and innovative small businesses: "If they are serious, they wouldn't mind giving commitments".

But that's the irony – and the difficultly – of the single-minded commitment to Corbyn.

It springs instead from single-minded commitment to their task and comrades that supersedes even the demands of family.

It was Ms. Waters's intense, single-minded commitment to her brother — conveyed in her insistent correspondence — that caught the attention of the Innocence Project.

With his single-minded commitment to singing about ratchet love, he's like The-Dream without the emotional baggage or the conscience.

But in the United States the latter have been much more important, especially in language studies, than high-minded commitment to the "other" ever was.

His open-minded commitment to contemporary music meant that he was ready to support the radical innovations of William Glock's Proms and Third Programme from 1959 onwards.

"There is a single-minded commitment to nuclear power," said Edwin Lyman, president of the Nuclear Control Institute, an independent group in Washington doing research on nuclear nonproliferation.

Florence shares that trait, not of paddling on local streams - his lottery funding puts him in a different class - but of single-minded commitment, bordering on obsession.