Sentence examples for our commitment to managing from inspiring English sources

"As part of our commitment to managing conflicts of interest appropriately, this message is to explain how the Fundamental Strategies Group interacts with other parts of our organization and how that impacts on the Trading Ideas," Mr. Mazarakis wrote.

"We were struck by the seriousness with which they shared our commitment to managing differences and recognizing that our two countries were going to have a very large effect on the global economy," Mr. Summers said.

Mr. Paulsen moved to Plumas County when the department opened an office in Portola two years ago to demonstrate its commitment to managing the pike.

"While the county's record for acquiring open space is second to none, the commitment to managing and interpreting those open spaces has been less forthcoming," he said.

The accreditation scheme sets out guidelines for museums to demonstrate their commitment to managing collections for the enjoyment and benefit of users.

Such enthusiasm and commitment to managing your own performance will portray you in a positive light as behaviour influences the feelings of those around you.

Very much the coach, Mr. Pearce opens each topic, from building cultural commitment to managing technology, with a preface and closes it with a cogent summation.

He should hardly be done yet at age 24, with an improved serve and a commitment to managing his schedule as prudently as his friendly rival Federer, who started and finished the season in rare form: winning the Australian Open and then managing to stop Nadal's momentum in a three-set final at the World Tour Finals in London.

The economic valuation of public goods, which include museums, is an important field of study in economic analysis and management in that the findings to emerge help to design public policies and to further both private and public commitment to managing such cultural heritage institutions.

Lincoln obliquely addressed this issue, saying: "The reinsurance transaction combined with other moves taken recently by the company, such as reducing the common stock dividend and restructuring the company to reduce expenses, demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to managing capital effectively, particularly during this difficult market".

The paper informed Labour party thinking and lay behind its 1992 manifesto commitment to "manage credit sensibly".