Sentence examples for showed a strong commitment from inspiring English sources

The women interviewed for this study showed a strong commitment and determination to breastfeed, often continuing despite initial or ongoing difficulties and possessing both the motivation and 'social capital' to seek out additional support.

Although all respondents showed a strong commitment to the principle of working in the NHS at both the hospital and general practice level, some still wished to maintain a private practice portfolio (particularly in general practice).

The agency showed a strong commitment to anti-racist and anti-oppressive principles, including formally recognizing this commitment in the agency's mission and policy statements as well as management's accountability and oversight of anti-racism activities.

Although students varied as to whether they wished to work in primary, secondary or tertiary care and in what capacity, all showed a strong commitment to practising in the NHS.

It works as a deterrent for those who seek to profit from disaster by showing a strong commitment to accountability.

"Nat, who has always shown a strong commitment to Fremantle, is an outstanding player, a quality person and a great leader," chief executive Steve Rosich said.

Ofsted's inspectors praised Packer's efforts: "In the short time the acting principal has been in post he has shown a strong commitment to improve the academy.

"Meanwhile, other countries around the world that have joined the treaty are showing a strong commitment to get rid of cluster bombs once and for all".

In an interview Wednesday, Ms. Bokova defended herself against critics, saying she had been a member of the Communist Party out of necessity rather than by choice and, like her country, had long since shown a strong commitment to democracy.

Ms. Bokova said she had been a member of the Communist Party as a young person in Bulgaria out of necessity rather than by choice and, like her country, had long since shown a strong commitment to democracy.

The $1m£660,00000) prize, dubbed the Jewish Nobel, is given annually to an individual who has achieved professional success, contributed to humanity and shown a strong commitment to Jewish causes and the state of Israel.