Sentence examples for their organisation and commitment from inspiring English sources

Barcelona may have had 72% of the ball but Chelsea were rewarded for their organisation and commitment.

There was much to admire about their organisation and commitment, the rumbustious running of Diouf, the deft touch of Peter Crouch and the willingness of their defensive colleagues to swarm around a flair player posing dangers.

El Salvador managed to regain some pride in their subsequent games: displaying much-improved levels of organisation and commitment, they lost 1 0 to Belgium on June 19 in Elche and 2 0 to the then-reigning world champions, Argentina, in Alicante on June 23.

Devolution deals are a manifestation of ambition, organisation and commitment.

Michael Laudrup's side played with great organisation and commitment and there were jubilant scenes for a club whose previous success in knockout competitions amounts to two FA Cup semi-finals.

The Blues may have been beaten on Saturday but they showed impressive organisation and commitment in pushing a strong West Bromwich Albion side all the way in a splendidly fervent atmosphere at a full St Andrew's.

Once the home side found its organisation and commitment, though, the balance of play was shared evenly between them.

He accepted that losing staff on military mobilisation was not ideal, but said the "discipline, organisation and commitment" of most reservists outweighed that risk.

As you would expect from a team put together with such limited resources, Eibar's greatest strengths on the field are teamwork, organisation and commitment to the cause.

A further consideration in the methodological development for this study was the anecdotal evidence that the organisation and commitment of CMHCs to mobile outreach services varied according to the geographic dispersion and diversity of patient population covered by each clinic.

Their sense of community had a positive effect on their commitment to the event organisation, and their commitment to the organisation had a direct effect on their job satisfaction.