Sentence examples for skills and commitment from inspiring English sources

In an emergency everyone must rely upon the professional skills and commitment of the local hospital.

He said: "Today's announcement is no reflection of the skills and commitment of the Tata Steel workforce, which has been breaking production records over the past year.

In fact in many instances they are the service: there is nothing beyond them and the provision is dependent on their skills and commitment.

Mayor John M. Fabrizi said Mr. Norwood's "administrative skills" and "commitment to community policing" were among the reasons he was selected.

Christina McAnea, head of health at Unison, said: "The NHS should build on the skills and commitment of its healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners, and invest more in these staff, who already deliver 60% of patient care.

Martin Green OBE, chief executive of Care England: "The knowledge, skills and commitment within the provider sector will form a vital element of the delivery programme for transforming care.

Pedagogical skills and commitments typically play little if any role in their hiring and tenure decisions.

Being a union member suggests indeed that the migrant has assimilated, that he is "politically incorporated" and that he has learnt the skills and commitments of democratic citizenship.

What they teach, and how well they teach it rests on the "the knowledge, skills, and commitments they bring to their teaching and the opportunities they have to continue learning in and from their practice" (Feiman-Nemser, 2001, p. 1013).

It takes several key skills and commitments to succeed as an entrepreneur.

A woman of vision, skill and commitment to her community.