Sentence examples for reduced commitment from inspiring English sources

Stress and burnout are important issues for health care professionals because they are considered as significant risks to health and well-being of physicians, and are also associated with reduced quality of health care, attrition, and reduced commitment to practice [ 18].

Kodak also said profit margins rose, owing in part to a significantly reduced commitment to making cameras and film.

The company insists that the sale is not a sign of a reduced commitment to the Gulf of Mexico.

Two former attorney-generals – Labour's Lord Goldmsith and the Conservative Dominic Grieve – told the committee that a reduced commitment to the ECHR would undermine the UK's standing within the Council of Europe and around the world.

Austin's climate effectively prohibited such a late date, and this year the Games coincided with the start of the N.B.A. finals and the Stanley Cup, in early June, a shift in programming that some action-sports partisans took as a slight, indicating a reduced commitment on ESPN's part, after a difficult 2013.

According to Shuja Nawaz, an analyst of the Pakistani military, the aid package was seen in Pakistan as a sign of American support, while in Afghanistan the Obama strategy, with its talk of lowered expectations for Afghan democracy, raised fears of reduced commitment.

Before asking for more troops, Mr. Rumsfeld said, the Pentagon is trying to reduce commitments in Bosnia and Kosovo, as well as in Sinai, and may reconfigure the way American forces are assigned in Germany and South Korea.

But doing that would almost certainly involve the kinds of politically difficult decisions that Congress and the Pentagon have tended to resist, from canceling weapons programs to closing bases to reducing commitments overseas to restructuring the services themselves.

The provision to include biological sinks into national accounting (and by this potentially alleviate emission reducing commitments from other sectors) was received as concession to facilitate the Parties' approval of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) and their national commitments [1].

Learn to say no to other things if you need to and reduce commitments elsewhere so you have the room.

Some see the disaster in Japan as a boon for renewable energy; others worry that it will reduce commitments to clean energy.