Sentence examples for suggests a strong commitment from inspiring English sources

A speech in 2009 by the Australian Prime Minister suggests a strong commitment from the Australian government at the highest level in 'closing the gap' between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians over the next 20 years [ 11].

Far from a vote loser, our research suggests that a strong commitment to the social rented sector in an ambitious programme of house building could galvanise constituencies of support.

However, experiences from the two sites suggest a strong political commitment from health bureau is the key to motivate and engage the hospitals.

The above literature suggested that nursing personnel have a strong commitment to their organization if they have high trust in the organization.

AT TIMES, T.F.A.'S recruitment model, with all its emphasis on high achievement rather than a strong commitment to teaching, does suggest that great teachers are born, not made.

Perhaps especially, a civil and just society depends on developing in youth a strong commitment to fairness... Our research suggests that we are not preparing children to create this kind of society..

Just be sure that you commit to "something" because a strong commitment to an unexpected interpretation is infinitely better than no commitment at all.

Doris instilled in her family a strong commitment to philanthropy.

He had a strong commitment to Judaism and Israel.

Is it a strong commitment from leadership to equal representation?

The Icehouse also has a strong commitment to public education.