Sentence examples for weak commitments from inspiring English sources

Expressing dissatisfaction with weak commitments to environmental and social causes, 64% of respondents agreed that companies cannot merely say that they are ethical, but must show that their ethical values are deeply embedded.

To working people, it showed Democratic weakness -- a weak commitment to the change desperately sought by struggling families, and a weak alternative to a Republican philosophy that has held America back.

To embrace moderation implies weak commitment and potential compromise with the enemy.

Managing these challenges presents thorny ethical questions, particularly within a society with a weak commitment to women's reproductive choice.

Then again, why are minority groups so upset about what they see as Commerce Secretary-designate Gregg's weak commitment to the census?

They concluded that Arab nations suffer from a "freedom deficit," from pervasive gender inequality, from a weak commitment to education and from the widespread denial of human rights.

That is a weak commitment: the International Panel on Fissile Material estimates world stocks of HEU at 1,300 tonnes, plus 450 tonnes of separated plutonium.

A grab for money might also have been taken as a sign of weak commitment to budgetary discipline.Any reward for restraint did not last long.

Here is a list of the items each girl actually used at camp: (1) a bathing suit, (2) a pair of sneakers and (3) sunscreen (although some troubling photographic evidence of sunburned noses suggests a weak commitment).

Because transporting garbage out of state, in some cases hundreds of miles away, is so much more expensive than local dumping, many environmentalists believe that the city, which they say has had a weak commitment to recycling, will be pushed as never before to reduce the waste stream.

Second, an asynchronous weak commitment (AWC) technique has been proposed to solve the formulated distributed constraint satisfaction problem.