Sentence examples for need committed from inspiring English sources

We need committed management with industry experience.

"We've learned over the last several days that we need committed, serious and temperamentally attuned leaders at all levels of government," Ms. Gorlin said.

"We realize that the auto companies need committed customers to justify what will probably be a very expensive R & D project," said Gwen Ruta, the director of the alliance.

Ultimately, to effect not just incremental progress but progress that is transformational for students, we need committed leadership people who believe deeply that their students can achieve at the highest levels and who know how to create the conditions at the classroom, school and system level to give them the opportunities they deserve.

For solar manufacturing in the United States to be profitable, it will need committed finance that the U.S. venture capital community -- still by far the world's richest -- is unwilling to provide.

We need committed resources to secure the empowerment, health and progress of the world's 1.8 billion young people and we need to invest in gender equality, not only as development and moral imperatives, but as investments in a better future for all.

To earn money they would, if they felt the need, commit any evil deed.

Still, many students said they understood the Police Department's thinking: the department needs smart, responsible officers, and society needs committed public servants.

Parents and pupils can be more successfully supported if social workers and teachers are sensitive to their needs, committed to giving them a voice and competent to deal with controversial issues (Davies 2009; Howard and Hodes 2000; Pels 2011).

The Council does not need to be large, but needs to be committed and needs to communicate effectively.

He said it needed someone committed to the cause of Brexit.