Sentence examples similar to suitably committed from inspiring English sources
Colin Angel, policy director, UK Home Care Association: "Older and disabled people deserve excellent services from a workforce which is suitably trained, committed and adequately rewarded for the increasingly complex care required to be delivered at home.
The PSNI statement said: "We are committed to ensuring HET has suitably skilled staff who will support criminal justice reviews".
In any case, even if there are suitably substantive principles to which people are committed, and this can be shown, and even if there is a way to establish as well that the principles in question would (if right) actually justify more specific moral judgments, one might understandably worry about the status of the resulting structure.
With HBO committed to a fifth season for the series, the "Oz" team scrambled to find a suitably large space in a location convenient for the mostly New York-based cast and crew.
"New technologies are increasingly being incorporated that drive down emissions and we are committed to continuing to work with government on this … [however] it must be ensured that alternative heat sources are suitably attractive, available and efficient before withdrawing existing options," he said.
The founders of Discovery – the former head Lindsey Snowdon, who resigned in October, and her husband, Andrew – approached the Montessori Schools Association for aid but refused to go through an accreditation process or commit to hiring suitably qualified teachers.
