Similarly, some panellists thought that allowing patients to choose the mode of MDT feedback was impractical: 'I disagree …we can't actually commit to sending everyone written feedback…because of time constraints' (team manager, mental health: Recommendation 24).
Or I could do what one man has done: commit to sending $50 a month for 30 years to pay off a bill for his wife, who died a decade ago.
At the risk of being an f-ing bitch yet again, I want President Obama to consider that before we commit to sending even more students to community colleges, we should decide what exactly it is we expect of them.
Iraq has not sought a return of US forces and Obama has been deeply reluctant to commit to sending troops back to the region.
The women get decent wages, but their families must commit to sending children to school and to allowing women to attend literacy and health classes and receive medical help in childbirth.
If you'd like the buzzkill portion of this story, read about the N.H.L.'s refusal to commit to sending its stars to the next Games, in Sochi, Russia.
Where, as a twentysomething, she advised women to go into the office on Sundays, she now counsels women to ask for flextime and commit to sending e-mails at night.
She argued that a moratorium would encourage parents to "commit" to sending their children to a school, "safe in the knowledge the school has a medium-term future".
"The finer details in terms of what the tournament looks like and what the arrangements are need to be discussed with Gibraltar before we can firmly commit to sending a team.
Parents must commit to sending their children to school.
If the average American voter would commit to sending $10 per month, month after month, to the party of her or his choice, there might be enough money to allow candidates to skip fundraising altogether and just concentrate on governing.
