Sentence examples for share a common commitment from inspiring English sources
Brown and Obama share "a common commitment to sustained diplomacy" in the Middle East.
"This unique strategic transaction will bring together organizations that share a common commitment to providing high quality care and create significant new growth prospects for Tenet," Trevor Fetter, Tenet's chief executive said in a statement.
"We share a common commitment to enable a future where resources are used responsibly, which is paramount to Cemex's strategy for sustainable development".
Views classified as "neo-Lockean" share a common commitment to a psychological criterion of personal identity (whether that criterion requires direct psychological connectedness or merely overlapping chains of psychological continuity) that animalists universally oppose.
"Hillary Clinton is working hard to earn the support of the working men and women of labor because they share a common commitment to a working families agenda that makes the economy work for every American, not just those at the top," Clinton campaign spokesman Jesse Ferguson said.
UNICEF and FIFA share a common commitment to transforming young athletes into upstanding citizens".
Somalis and Kenyans shared "a common commitment" to fight terrorism, he said.
MVP succeeded in bringing together people and partners who shared a common commitment to public health, which helped generate a solid context for the trust that characterized the myriad MVP partnerships throughout the life of the project.
The result may be that the workers experience that their membership status is uncertain, their ability to develop specialized roles, shared norms and a common commitment are weakened and their ability to develop a coherent strategy to carry out the work is limited [ 21, 23, 62].
Our programmes are always delivered in partnership with affected communities and likeminded organisations who share similar goals and have a common commitment.
Each of us chooses our own circle, our own setting, our own meanings, but we are united in a common commitment to possessing and sharing the ordinary blessings of food and friendship.
