Within the theme of time, participants indicated that their participation in sessions would be influenced by length of time for the sessions and the ability to commit to the time for the session due to workload and other commitments.
The team members were selected based on their experience in work-related disability and RTW and the ability to commit to the time obligations of the project.
Are you worried about your son's ability to commit in the future?
From an interview with Abu Usama, anti-Assad fighter: If the US strike is meant to debilitate the regime's ability to commit massacres against the civilians, it is most welcomed.
So, certainly, if absolute power provides both the ability to commit spectacular abuses and the ability to hide them, then absolute power demands absolute integrity.
In particular, families of such children assigned to case managers with the authority to develop and implement a comprehensive patient-centred care plan, the ability to commit resources across funding envelopes, and the mandate to assist families in "navigating" the continuum of care.
In particular, assign families of such children a case manager with the authority to develop and implement a comprehensive patient-centred care plan, the ability to commit resources across funding envelopes, and the mandate to assist families in "navigating" the continuum of care.
Potential participants were approached by the AHW to assess interest and ability to commit to participating in the intensive eight-week program.
The hallmark of evaluative thinking is the ability to commit to a course of action based on the analysis of incomplete and possibly conflicting information from multiple sources that vary in reliability.
In 1973, he was a principal architect of the War Powers Act, which was designed to check the president's ability to commit American troops abroad without the consent of Congress.
