Sentence examples for scores of commitments from inspiring English sources

Among the scores of commitments to reform which came tumbling out of NHS England's Five Year Forward View last week, a picture emerges of how the national bodies are going to leverage reforms among both the high-performers and the strugglers.

An analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed that the scores of organisational commitment was significant, F (2,648)  = 16.254, p < .001.001

Both effort reward ratio (ERR) and scores of over-commitment were positively associated with depressive symptoms, whereas psychological capital was negatively associated with depressive symptoms among university teachers.

Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle should begin by asking the Congressional Budget Office to update its scoring of American commitments — explicit and implicit — to the fund.

A high score of over-commitment indicates high level of over-commitment [ 32].

The IMF, the most prominent international financial institution, is a lender of last resort with hundreds of billions of dollars at its disposal through commitments from scores of nations.

High scores of job satisfaction or organisational commitment are associated with better health status.

Although we have witnessed scores of companies walking away from their commitments to their employees and retirees, the archdiocese is doing exactly the opposite.Jack McCarthy Vice-chairman Archdiocese of Boston Finance Council.

Future research may also examine whether those who have more than a token experience with yoga differ from novice practitioners in the relationship between YSES scores and the likelihood of commitment to regular yoga practice [ 10].

Resource allocator Ra1 Scheduling of commitments Schedules personal and subordinates' commitments.

Source: Ministry of Commerce, Thailand Note: MA= market access commitments and NT= national treatment; Three types of commitments: Full commitment; (B) Commitments with limitations: Bound; (U) No commitment: Unbound.