Sentence examples for willing and committed from inspiring English sources

Two willing and committed partners can resolve these dilemmas, and it's our citizens who will benefit.

They are not necessarily appropriately skilled, but they are highly willing and committed to the cause.

Applicants must secure an agreement from a nonprofit organization (which may include an HLS clinical program) or government office willing and committed to hosting the graduate's work.

They found a willing and committed partner in Comedy Central, a division of Viacom, and have moved opportunistically through a number of evolving epochs in the media business.

"Should we have. . . a willing and committed partner in the Afghan government," the White House said Obama told Karzai, a "limited" training and counterterrorism force would be in the interests of both countries.

I was willing and committed to changing my life.

He's an irreverent and committed contrarian, willing to criticize Alfred Hitchcock and mounting a defense of product placement: "Everyone puts it down and says, 'You're just doing it for the money.' Maybe.

This month, on National Adoption Day (November 17th), the National Adoption Day Coalition set a goal of finding 4,500 foster youth loving and committed families willing to make a lasting difference in the life of a child through adoption or relative-based care.

High levels of commitment mean that suppliers are willing to adapt to meet the required product specifications and committed suppliers will make relationship-specific investments and exert effort to satisfy the buyer (Buxton and Tait 2012).

He has scored above-average returns by betting on a combination of truly new products and technologies and committed people who are willing to change the game plan if necessary.

"We were lucky to assemble such a talented and committed team that's willing to learn the best practices and overcome the challenges that a SaaS startup faces in an emerging market like Brazil.