Sentence examples for mutually committed from inspiring English sources

How do you make the people who work for you, whether on a project or permanently, into a real team a group of people who are mutually committed to a common purpose and the goals related to that purpose?

In a statement, Marcia J. White, the president and executive director of the center, said, "While SPAC and the New York City Ballet are mutually committed to the ballet's summer residency and are extremely proud of our rich 43-year partnership, we both agree that the changed economic circumstances our industry is facing have made this action necessary for the 2009 season".

This leads to a crucial, more generalizable point: "Relationships seem to be stronger when the members of the community have fewer alternatives, for it gives the members confidence that they will stay mutually committed". The modern market's greater abundance of choice is not without trade-offs.

India and the United States are no exception, but we are currently tasked to nurture the strategic partnership that we already have in place and to which we are mutually committed to preserve and protect.

Mutually committed cattle prodders of each other's darker, stranger brains, torturing out each other's best ideas, before the chemical repulsion and bed-death had struck.

to which both leaders and workers are mutually committed to (ownership), which will lead to a reduction in workload and thereby the physical risk factors for developing MSD in the construction industry.

The signing actors (institutional bodies such as the prefect's offices, the municipalities, the regions) mutually commit (or engage other operators, such as the police forces) to achieve objectives (training activities, cooperation, organization…), through specific actions, mostly of a relational nature (coordination, communication, funding, and so on), in a given action space.

You know what I am speaking of here: when a girl and guy are in a mutually exclusive, committed relationship and then one day she discovers that they both have been living a lie -- he has been cheating on her since Day One of their relationship!

It says, 'In our view, no benefit accrues to anyone by making incest a crime when committed between mutually consenting persons over the age of consent'".

Thus, the Memory Theory is committed to mutually incompatible theses: that the General is identical with the boy and that he is not.

Keynote speaker Mónica Feliú-Mójer reassured us with her message that science and science communication do not have to be mutually exclusive we can be committed to both.