Sentence examples for organisations commitment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shriver underscored the organisations' commitment to achieve real results.

It said Arsenal's defence was "disastrous" accused the team of a "poverty of ideas", while the home side had shown defensive organisation, commitment, ferocious pressing, speed and, crucially, an eye for goal.

An appropriate leadership style can lead to better emotional well-being of nurses and improved organisation commitment.

The data were collected using a self-report questionnaire that consisted of six sections: demographic information, leadership style, job content, general health well-being, organisation commitment and job satisfaction.

Organisational commitment is the level of psychological and social attachment an individual has to an organisation.

The reputation of healthcare organisations for commitment to quality patient care still stands as the main criteria for patients in choosing healthcare providers.

Devolution deals are a manifestation of ambition, organisation and commitment.

Barcelona may have had 72% of the ball but Chelsea were rewarded for their organisation and commitment.

The initiative is part of the organisation's commitment to tackling homophobia in schools, which has the backing of the new Education Secretary.

There was much to admire about their organisation and commitment, the rumbustious running of Diouf, the deft touch of Peter Crouch and the willingness of their defensive colleagues to swarm around a flair player posing dangers.

The Blues may have been beaten on Saturday but they showed impressive organisation and commitment in pushing a strong West Bromwich Albion side all the way in a splendidly fervent atmosphere at a full St Andrew's.