Sentence examples for respect to commitments from inspiring English sources
As Yamin notes despite countries asking for improved access to EmOC with respect to commitments in the Global Strategy on Women and Children "the 2011 WHO Information and Accountability Commission report did not include EMOC among the eleven indicators (six related to maternal health) that it selected, precisely because they are not available in enough countries [ 67]".
Next we first review the papers concerning negative and positive consumption externalities respectively, then we review the papers with respect to commitment pricing strategies and strategic customers.
But, as noted in §4.2, it is unclear what justifies the asymmetric attitude with respect to commitment.
This idea of commitment can also serve to distinguish between assertion proper and weaker constative forms, such as guesses and conjectures, since these differ from assertion with respect to commitment.
But, where they have delivered less is with respect to concrete commitments on those issues.
UNICEF Deputy Regional Director Shanaz Kianian-Firouzgar underscored the valuable role that the annual CARK Education Forum has played with respect to the commitments made by Central Asian governments at the United Nations Millennium Summit and the Dakar World Education Forum.
With respect to organizational commitment, nurses who had high continuance commitment were more likely to report they intended to stay in their profession than nurses who had low continuance commitment (AOR [95% CI] 2.4 [1.3-4.8] [1.3-4.8]
"I think I would say they are on track with respect to that commitment".
Unlike Quine, Frege treated all meaningful expressions on a par with respect to ontological commitment.
Essential and inessential predications should be treated on a par with respect to ontological commitment.
Once again, Huffington also said that she's going to be "holding [Uber's] feet to the fire" with respect to their commitment to following through on their plan to truly effect change in the future.
