Sentence examples for performance is committed from inspiring English sources

Though his performance is committed and confident, and his descriptions brilliantly worded, his targets, it must be said, are not exactly new, or in need of the extra abuse.

The performances are committed too, with a rogues' gallery of British comedic thesps (Simon Callow, Harry Enfield, Celia Imrie, the splendid Doon Mackichan) lining up to play their part.

Economic performance: management is committed to an open, participatory process of continuous evaluation and improvement, focused on the long-term economic performance.

Not that you would suspect any of that from this performance, which is committed, brilliant and driven.

We take the Information Commissioner's comments seriously and we have already taken steps to improve our performance". Birmingham Council says that it is committed to compliance with FOI and it accepts it needs to deal with overdue applications.

UC Berkeley is committed to a performance management system that fosters and rewards excellent performance.

In Mr. Dowd's words, 12 Miles West is committed to performances of "offbeat plays". He said the term "cutting edge" was overused but remained an apt description of its purpose.

The government is committed to improving performance by raising expectations, giving new freedoms to schools and increasing teachers' professional responsibility".

In Arnaud Desplechin's sprawling, tumultuous melodrama "Kings and Queen," Mr. Amalric (above right, with Valentin Lelong) gives a brilliantly comic performance as a manic violist who is committed to an asylum against his will.

The company views safety as critical to its success and is committed to continuously improve performance.

Before implementing performance-based incentives, it is essential that managerial staff is committed to the system.