Sentence examples for the way of commitment from inspiring English sources

"But then you do not achieve what he has without something extraordinary in the way of commitment".

But in a marketplace that demands very little in the way of commitment, a crucial aspect of shopping has fallen by the wayside: the element of choosing.

Two people who have been told of the committee's inquiry said I.B.M. made more in the way of commitments and assurances than concessions, which might restrain its sales or product development.

All those options can stand in the way of true commitment, she said.

She was a figure known not just for glamour, but for refusing to let age get in the way of her commitment to that image — she wore the stylish hats that distinguished her well past 90 and dressed formally even when dining at home.

The Administration wants America's allies to commit more than fifteen thousand new troops to Iraq, but after two days of meetings last week with, among others, Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany and President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan, the President emerged with nothing in the way of actual commitments.

When faced with the task of considering the irruption of those vast consequences - typically unsought and unwanted if abortion is the contemplated remedy - into everything a woman has in the way of existing commitments and plans, she has to have that option, and in medically safe and legal ways.

Even if Monday's high-profile meeting between Canada's federal and provincial governments didn't produce much in the way of new commitments, it did strike a very new tone.

They have earmarked another £20m for an Olympic-sized swimming pool and the county cricket club have received nothing in the way of support or commitment.

But Madonna is not letting politics stand in the way of her deep commitment to help build schools there and educate as many children as possible".

" 'We're building a future together.' " In spite of the enormous role money plays in marriage, Mr. Torrent said financial concerns rarely seemed to stand in the way of marriage or commitment.