"Adhering to the commitments of the Paris [climate] Agreement is exceptionally important, because emissions for the next couple of decades, up to mid-century, will define how much sea level rise we will see in the end of the century — and how much tidal flooding we will see: every other day or every day," she said.
Officially, Chinese psychiatrists adhere to the same commitment standards as doctors in the West: that people can be hospitalized against their will only if they present a danger to others or themselves.
If families do not adhere to the pledged commitment, the Ministry can remove the donkey from the family and re-allocate to another child in need.
President Hollande did what it seems likely that President Nicolas Sarkozy would have done: he asserted, as one with Chancellor Angela Merkel, that (1) Greece should remain within the euro and (2) that it should adhere to the painful commitments already made.
He had previously promised to appoint such a commission in 2008, but in the press of business found it impossible to adhere to that commitment.
It remains to be seen whether Russia, as a member, will adhere to the group's commitments.
In Neurobiology, we adhere to this commitment to provide a trustworthy, inclusive, respectful, supportive environment, so all our citizens can work, learn and thrive.
In 1997, the Supreme Court ruled that sexually-violent-predator state laws are constitutional, because they adhere to the medical model of commitment, by which patients who pose a danger to themselves or others can be prevented from leaving a hospital.
When the world realized Donald Trump would be the winner of the US presidential elections on November 8, world leaders and American allies were left wondering where his administration's policies would take them and, more importantly, whether Trump would adhere to the numerous US security commitments that have defined the global order for decades.
