Sentence examples for stresses commitment from inspiring English sources

P70 Financial Times BBC stresses commitment to Salford site.

The new gay agenda stresses commitment over frolic and responsibility over liberation.

Describing today's gay community as stressing "commitment over frolic and responsibility over liberation," Jonathan Rauch argues that lesbians and gay men should be an ideal Republican constituency (Op-Ed, April 17).

The CEO respondents were more likely to stress commitment to the organization and less likely to indicate task completion.

The artist and film-maker Isaac Julien confirms Miro's view and stresses her commitment to her stable.

The nursery has a garden, a computer room, an outdoor play area and a designated quiet area, and stresses a commitment to healthy eating.

This is a real opportunity for Mr Brown to make headway on Britain's multilateral nuclear disarmament obligations, to which the government stresses its commitment.

She constantly stresses her commitment to the fight against corruption and after returning from exile, she served as head of the Governance Reform Commission set up as part of the deal to end Liberia's civil war in 2003.

The vows that stress commitment, but never actually mention sex.

These included stress, commitment, communication (with supervisor and peers), autonomy (and locus of control), recognition, routinization, and fairness.

(His Liberal predecessors preferred to stress its commitment to peacekeeping).