Sentence examples for reflexive commitment from inspiring English sources
There are three broad paths the Brexit process could follow from here, and on none of them does it seem to me that a reflexive commitment to free movement is the best option for Labour.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
They stimulated a high level of stakeholder participation and commitment to the research processes, and promoted knowledge integration and reflexive learning across diverse sectors and disciplines.
Their loyalty seems much more ideological than reflexive.
These activities, which have been characterised elsewhere [ 48] as the tasks of 'planning, engaging, executing and reflecting and evaluating' have the objective of enhancing ownership and commitment to the integrated model of change thereby facilitating collective action and reflexive monitoring.
As our process evaluation progresses through the RCT phase of the project, we will be able to draw more comprehensively on the other constructs of the NPT– cognitive participation (engagement and commitment), collective action (how people make the intervention work in action), and reflexive monitoring (how the work is appraised and reflected upon).
NPT has four core constructs which are all seen as essential for new working practices to become a natural part of daily work: coherence (making tasks meaningful and understandable), cognitive participation (building commitment and engagement), collective action (efforts and resources invested to make the intervention function), and reflexive monitoring (assessment of benefit).
Dengler's commitment to helping Duane escape — despite choking vines, whizzing bullets, pounding rain and leech-infested waters — is as reflexive as the integrity he displays when he refuses to sign that confession.
Opinions are reflexive things.
