committed approach

The fact is that we must take a more committed approach in this area.

He was quick and creative player known for his pace and committed approach to the game.

I.B.M. has also taken a very committed approach to the advancement of minorities.

However in recent years, the airline has adopted a more committed approach with a strategy in place to accommodate unions.

The summit will also give us the opportunity to assess progress made at the Geneva talks, and in this regard, we expect Russia to continue its committed approach.

It need not be hostile to the type of committed approach pursued in theology "provided it is open, and does not artificially restrict understanding and choice."

Gooch's committed approach to physical training also courted controversy during England's 1992 World Cup campaign, especially with another senior player Ian Botham.

Well, it appears to me that it would be excellent if we were to take a cautious, yet committed approach to the discussion, for the benefit of both the partnership and internal stability.

I would also like to thank my colleagues on the Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality for their committed approach when it comes to the fight against violence against women.

Like all of Wales' more senior players, Phillips has been galvanised by the energy and totally committed approach of the young guns who have breathed fiery new life into the Welsh Dragons.

At the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup in Sweden, English journalist Pete Davies, covering the tournament for The Independent, caricatured Elane's committed approach:

Following this breakthrough – for that is how I regard the services directive – I would, though, ask for a similarly committed approach to a second important matter, that being the Working Time Directive.

She said she viewed the offer as "not a particularly committed approach to addressing the problem," and added that "given the lack of collegiality among the chaplain staff, at the end of the day it was incredibly difficult to stay."

Commissioner, because we have heard some criticism of the Commission, I would like to congratulate you and your officials, who are with us today, for the committed approach which they take to this issue, and for always communicating and discussing matters with Parliament.

"The dedicated leadership of the headmaster and senior management team, together with the committed approach of staff to teaching and caring for pupils, enables the school to meet its aim of providing an education which recognises the contribution of all pupils, in whatever field, with success.

Bunce became the immovable force of the All Blacks backline, both in terms of his committed approach and his remarkable sequence of appearances - he missed just one game (against Japan in the 1995 World Cup) between his debut and his final appearance in 1997.

The most welcome results are primarily due to the pressure by Parliament and the Committee on Transport and Tourism and, within our institution, to the refreshing, committed approach of the rapporteur and also, in particular, my fellow Members towards the left and in the centre of this House.

The person to whom we owe that achievement is Sir Leon Brittan, and I should like to thank him in particular for the committed approach which he took, in close contact, of course, with 15 different ministers who subordinated their own interests to the fact that they had made the Commission their spokesman.

Lapsley was originally signed as a centre forward but quickly established himself as a right back and was well known in Paisley for his strong, committed approach to the game, and was more recently compared to modern-day footballer Jörg Albertz for the directness of his free-kicks and penalties.

The club would see the gradual introduction of a more professional and committed approach to training and the beginning of the occasional end of season tours for the various teams to the North East of England, the West Coast of Scotland or even France in the 80's and South Africa in the 90's.