Sentence examples for to be a commitment from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be a commitment to sexual equality, rock'n'roll and human rights.

There has to be a commitment from the club to say: 'we believe in a performance culture.

If his investigation exudes anything at all it seems to be a commitment to the public good, which makes him worth any 10 corporate journalists in my book.

There needs to be a commitment to cover women's sports in ways that challenge the male hegemony that undervalues and sexualises competitive women.

"There has to be a commitment that what happened in Gaza and the West Bank will not be repeated," he said.

There has to be a commitment from the senior leadership team to support both the links and the support for DBS.

As a freelance director I used to be a commitment-phobe – it was like having a string of affairs.

What we come to is a commitment to being in conversation honestly about who we are and why we are.

"There has got to be a shared commitment.

But we stressed that there did need to be to be a strategic commitment to integration.

At some level, there has to be a psychological commitment to violence.