Sentence examples for takes the commitment from inspiring English sources

But this week's Human Development Report, from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), takes the commitment to diversity further.

It takes the commitment of an actress with star power and a director (Ms. Mann is the adapter, too) who is a star presence in her own league to provide theatergoers with perspective and uplift, and the theater itself with a touch of salvation.

It takes the commitment and collaboration of parents, teachers, civic leaders, churches, nonprofits and the business community.

Plus I'm trying to keep my grades up while having a long-distance relationship with my boyfriend, Kayden, in Atlanta, which takes the commitment of a full-time job.

"This takes the commitment of national and local leaders where polio still exists, the continued support of donor countries, and the steadfast commitment of heroic vaccinators".

Rachel took the commitment seriously but never imagined that she would have to follow through.

We must take the commitment made at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2011 (pdf), and turn it into action now.

But Symmonds said the document that American athletes were being required to sign took the commitment far beyond the playing field.

Napster, Scour and other free music-sharing programs on the Internet also take the commitment, in money and time, out of acquiring a piece of music; it's easy to download, play and delete a song without a second thought.

CEOs who take the commitment of their employees for granted risk destroying the social fabric of their organizations: While they move in one direction, the rest of the organization stays stuck or, worse, heads the opposite way.

Fourthly, we might take the commitment idea to be what essentially characterizes assertion: on this idea, asserting that $p$ consists in committing oneself to the truth of $p$.