Sentence examples for through the commitment from inspiring English sources

Blackstone does this through the commitment of its extraordinary people and flexible capital.

"This was achieved through the commitment of its staff, close co-operation with the two governments and an exemplary capacity to react to events".

"A lot still needs to be done, but meaningful progress can happen through the commitment of the Myanmar people and political will of its leaders".

In January, 10 Cambodian civil society groups said the law "puts more burdens on civil society, which has been initiated and established through the commitment and willingness of local people".

The project started through the commitment and energy of a few individuals, namely Lucy Macnab and Ben Payne, the directors, who gave up proper jobs to give this a go.

The long-term availability of the database is secured through the commitment of both institutions.

Throughout, they show a through-the-body commitment — verging on wildness — that adds a certain visceral excitement to this multilayered production.

"I had planned it this way, so I'm really just following through on the commitment I had with the Stars".

They call promises of this type "time inconsistent," because the nature of the pledge clashes with the incentives that person making the pledge will face when the time comes to follow through on the commitment.

"I expect them to follow through with the commitment".

While the Liberals have yet to follow through on the commitment, government ministers have promised that the announcement will be coming early in 2016.