Sentence examples for the commitment itself from inspiring English sources

It's about being committed to the commitment itself, rather than to the person alone.

They need to commit to supporting the organizations in such a way that the commitment itself is meaningful to them as individuals.

"The United States, even if it cannot make the commitment itself, should encourage other countries to stay for the long term, to help us out," said Mr. Klein, a retired United States Air Force major general.

But as we build in all these validity conditions the commitment itself seems to be doing less and less work.

The commitment itself stands on its own merits, but that Zuckerberg and Moskovitz are the youngest to take up the challenge brings a different sort of prestige.

Feeling good about swapping old pastimes for new ones is the same when you have a baby as it is when, say, you get a really great new job; you have to let go of certain things you love that conflict with your new commitment, but the commitment itself begets some incredible rewards of its own.

It's also worth noting that although talk of acquaintance often brings sense-datum theory to mind, there is nothing about the commitment to acquaintance itself that entails such a commitment.

In itself the commitment is not particularly hefty: typically the directors of large American orchestras are on their home podiums from 12 to 15 weeks each season.

In Russell's case, the analysis — our [2] — removes a commitment to an apparent propositional constituent — a "denoting concept" [5] —expressed by the phrase 'the F,' but it does not remove the commitment to the F itself.

It also does have a choice of forum clause that selects New York as a non-exclusive forum for disputes and is governed by New York law, no specific language providing for specific performance – but no bar, either – and a limitation on "special" damages that, by its literal terms, applies to the actual credit facility and the debt commitment letter itself.

In 1942 the Fed agreed to hold down long-term interest rates to help the Treasury finance the war; it did not extract itself from the commitment until 1951.