Sentence examples for viewed as committed from inspiring English sources

France had a deep interest in a victory by Mr. Kohl because he was viewed as committed to leading Germany into a more unified Europe and abandoning the German mark in favor of the euro.

Beyond pride and politics, administration officials said that having someone at the bank who is viewed as committed to combating corruption and waste in aid programs, and who commands the confidence of Republicans and conservatives, helps guarantee Congressional funding for the bank's projects.

Those who work full time and sacrifice their family life are generally viewed as committed to their careers, and those who work part time and give priority to their family are seen to be less committed [ 21].

Among the volunteers, mothers were consistently viewed as less competent and less committed and were held to higher performance and punctuality standards.

Younger generations of doctors are sometimes viewed as less committed than previous generations to a working career in medical practice, but according to our evidence younger generations are as committed as their predecessors.

While Mr. Agnelli is viewed as less committed than his brother was to holding on to Fiat's money-losing car unit, he inherits a dedication to the company's core business.

Company actions suggest men need more compensation to deal with the new responsibility of parenthood, while mothers are viewed as less committed workers.

In contrast, the older generation of doctors is viewed as extremely committed to and involved in their careers, often at the expense of their family and personal lives.

What's more, fathers were viewed as more respectable, likeable, committed and worthy of a promotion than mothers with the same flex-work needs.

Based on the recruitment strategy employed, the level of initiative demanded for participants to actively contact the researchers, the initial analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data generated, as well as Balneaves et al's discussion of committed CAM use [ 9], the participants in this study are viewed as representing a degree of commitment beyond that of the average CAM user.

The obligations of a father child relationship and a committed partnership have been viewed as 'replacing the more 'chaotic' character of singledom, particularly for men' (Backett and Davison 1995).