Sentence examples for questions of commitment from inspiring English sources

But as with any relationship, it isn't long before questions of commitment crop up.

The rivalries recalled a remark ascribed to Henry A. Kissinger, the former United States secretary of state: "Who do I call if I want to call Europe?" The differences extend beyond the Continent's many languages to broader questions of commitment to the European integration project.

That question of commitment poses the new government's biggest foreign policy test yet.

Thus, again, the mystery of fidelity is also the question of commitment, of commitment over time "How can I test the initial assurance that is somehow the ground of my fidelity?

Joe Puleo, president of Parks Enforcement Union Local 983, thinks it's just a question of commitment.

Joe Puleo, President of Parks Enforcement Union Local 983, thinks it's just a question of commitment.

This is not just a gender issue nor is it a question of commitment.

"The question of commitment to action is no longer one that is being debated … it's how quickly it will move forward, and who will lead".

Scott Rials, a longtime aide who joined the departure, said, "I think the world of him, but at the end of the day we just could not see a clear path to win, and there was a question of commitment".

Quine stipulated that the quantifiers of the first-order language were to be interpreted objectually indeed, the substitutional interpretation cannot be applied to Quine's austere language with no singular terms and he explicitly acknowledged that, if interpreted substitutionally, all questions of ontological commitment are moot (Quine 1968: 106, 1974: 1974.

The ability to access and manipulate populations representing early neural developmental stages in the hPSC differentiation cultures provides a new approach for addressing the questions of lineage commitment.