Sentence examples for vocal commitment from inspiring English sources
A truly great team also has a vocal commitment to defense, and a bench — a real bench — that plays 15 to 20 minutes a night and leaves welts on opponents.
The west's vocal commitment to its supposedly foundational virtues of liberalism and freedom stand in direct contrast to its determination to sell weapons to repressive theocratic monarchies if it serves its material interests.
If you have a stated strategy of growing in the government sector, or a vocal commitment to social and civil society vital to your brand, it may make strategic sense to have an effective tax rate significantly higher than the norm.
Her vocal commitment never flags, even in the face of a rare, hackneyed lyric ("A Ways to Go").
But, at least as important, it also requires executives' vocal, unswerving commitment and willingness to change the way employees think, work, and are treated.
Before Election Day, I don't think the Democrats are likely to make as vocal a commitment as the Republicans did last month to US programs that build African prosperity.
Wet Seal added that its new leadership team "had been unequivocally vocal about its commitment to equal employment opportunity in all employment practices, as well as a work environment that is free from unlawful discrimination, harassment and retaliation".
"WWF would echo these concerns; before the last election, David Cameron and leading Conservatives were vocal in their commitment to the environment, but since they entered government, we've heard almost nothing.
At Pandora, founder Tim Westergren has been vocal about his commitment to improving the company's diversity.
You severed ties with your biggest movie supplier, Paramount, last year and have been very vocal about your commitment to original series.
We need a vocal and sustained commitment from our government to make sure Charley and thousands of children like him realize the historic opportunity that lies within their reach -- to be the first generation ever to survive Duchenne.
