Sentence examples for spectrum of commitments from inspiring English sources

Victoria Nuland, a spokeswoman for the State Department, said in a news briefing on Tuesday that "the Syrian regime has not lived up to the full spectrum of commitments that it made to the Arab League when it accepted its proposal some nine weeks ago," and noted that "the violence hasn't stopped — far from it," Reuters reported.

"If I called your last boss and asked them what are the 3 things that you wish [the candidate's name] could improve upon what do you think they would say?" "I want people who are self-aware and motivated to grow and their answer to this question tells me a lot about where they are on that spectrum of personal humility and commitment to growth".

Of course good, even very good films are shown and the festival's commitment to a spectrum of international work remains commendable, particularly given how tough it is to sell contemporary audiences on foreign-language cinema.

ES cells that lack Nanog may comprise a spectrum of phases between lineage specification and commitment.

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.

Analyse your list of commitments.

Nandakumar [45] applies a binary fixed-length minutiae representation obtained by quantizing the Fourier phase spectrum of a minutia set in a fuzzy commitment scheme, where alignment is achieved through focal point of high curvature regions.

His words and achievements as Surgeon General demonstrate his commitment to addressing a broad spectrum of health concerns, including these diseases.

We wanted to make clear in word and deed that our commitment is to the full spectrum of our community".

Simply put, respecting ones historical heritage as an HBCU is not inconsistent with an institution's commitment to serve a broader spectrum of students without regard to ethnicity.