Sentence examples for the degree of commitment from inspiring English sources

The degree of commitment and sacrifice to get to this level should not be underestimated.

Some definitions of cohabitation are dependent on probing to test the degree of commitment of the former couple in retrospect.

Underscoring the degree of commitment, 68percentt of Americans said they believed the United States would go to war.

The company arrived after a ferocious battle and in a climate of political uncertainty about the degree of commitment to the war.

The degree of commitment to public ownership has varied over time, however, and a variety of once publicly owned companies have been privatized.

Whatever the degree of commitment with which chief officers attempt to apply pressure, operational policing at constable, sergeant and inspector level will be much more profoundly influenced by experience on the job than by policy directives or other instructions from above.

Of these women, 418 women were not invited to participate since the degree of commitments varied across the maternal health care centres and 932 women either declined participation in the study, or were excluded for various reasons (described in Fig.  1), leaving 735 women to participate.

The ritual statistics measure the degree of religious commitment for the two demographic groups.

"In our estimation we will judge everything by the degree of Israeli commitment, and measures that are taken," said Ambassador Hossam Zaki, a spokesman for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry.

Differences in the degree of Western commitment to the insurgency have been a source of frustration to the Syrian political opposition.

There now seems to be cross-party consensus that means testing is the way to go – and that a measure of the electability of parties is the degree of their commitment to narrowing eligibility to welfare state support.