Sentence examples for systematic commitment from inspiring English sources
Right now, most of those learning opportunities are lost because there is no systematic commitment to generating new knowledge from everyday medical practice.
Systematic commitment to new production logics for new housing prototypes and large-scale urban developments allow us to think anew about sunsetting the decades-long foray into suburban ways of life.
Ultimately, he says, it is the commitment to systematic analysis and systematic investment that distinguishes Bridgewater from other hedge funds.
Stewart and Kagan (2005) assert that "no nation can simply adopt a practice from another without taking into account the cultural and national values and structures in which it is embedded" and "if we are to learn from and share our knowledge with others, we must make systematic and serious commitments to establishing mechanisms to promote international interchange" (pp. 244 245).
"I then chronicled, for the next four years, her systematic abrogation of every commitment she had made to reform.
Hegel, despite his commitment to systematic metaphysics, had nevertheless carried on the Enlightenment tradition of faith in human rationality.
The failure of WHO to take account of the FEAST data is disappointing and puzzling, particularly given its commitment to systematic assessment of evidence.
At this systematic juncture, the ontological commitment of an account that specifies the nature of the subject of collective intentionality takes center stage.
Finally: At no stage in Plato's philosophy is there a systematic treatment of and commitment to basic principles of ethics that would justify the derivation of rules and norms of human interaction in the way that is expected in modern discussions.
The Israeli government today published a detailed catalog of what it contends is a systematic Palestinian flouting of commitments under successive peace pacts and cease-fire accords.
A1 Israel published a detailed catalog of what it contends is a systematic Palestinian flouting of commitments under successive peace pacts and cease-fire accords.
