Those changes make clear that the 28-nation bloc is ready to address British concerns about its future direction and accepts that its commitment to "ever-closer union" does not preclude individual members taking their own decisions on the pace of integration.
If you really want to hold onto him, you must accept that commitment is not to be.
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.
By the end of the nineteenth century, it was increasingly accepted that a commitment to academic freedom defined the true university.
It is commonly accepted that the commitment point for apoptosis is MOMP.
It requires relatively minimal ontological commitments: if one accepts that there are languages with expressions designating objects and properties and in which certain syntactic relations encode instantiation, then one will accept King-propositions.
He was not especially bothered if the Savoy were to be forgotten, and accepted that the Sultans' commitment to the dancing at the ballroom had written them out of most jazz histories.
5 Third, with respect to energy and climate policy, it is widely accepted that current international governmental commitments to reducing carbon emissions are unlikely to be achieved by technological innovation alone.
"From the agreement that is forming it appears that they have given up on that commitment and are accepting that Iran will gradually, within a few years, develop capabilities to produce material for many nuclear weapons.
But the fact that people don't know or haven't yet accepted that we have this real commitment to transparency – we've got to keep working harder to get that message across". GSK will set up an independent board which will assess requests from scientists to look at the anonymised patient data from the trials and grant access on merit through a secure website.
Once a student has accepted an employment position, that commitment must be honored.
