This time many rank-and-file Palestinians hope that, if a new unity government took shape, Western paymasters would accept a commitment to past PLO agreements by the unity government, rather than specifically by the Hamas faction within it.
The second accepts a commitment to the propositionalist's claim that the objects of thought are public, language-independent, abstract entities, but denies that these entities are structured.
This type of event does, however, trivialise a mundane link between two people, making a fun parody out of something that used to be solemn, that of accepting a commitment for life.
This type of event does, however, trivialize a mundane link between two people, making a fun parody out of something that used to be solemn, that of accepting a commitment for life.
Nick Alexander Nick Alexander, owner of Nick Alexander BMW in Los Angeles, is one of five L.A. and two Orange County BMW dealers who happily accepted a franchise commitment.
With the failure of Kerry's initiative, even the U.S. appears to have accepted that a commitment to the peace process in its current form might need revisiting.
The panel, headed by a retired Canadian general, John de Chastelain, reported that it had held a number of "lengthy meetings" with I.R.A. representatives since March and that it accepted as a commitment "made in good faith" the repeated pledge by the Catholic guerrilla group to put its arms "beyond use, completely and verifiably".
By the end of the nineteenth century, it was increasingly accepted that a commitment to academic freedom defined the true university.
His recruits must have high grades and be willing to accept a military commitment.
But claimants must accept a claimant commitment – a document outing certain tasks which need to be completed to receive payments.
