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The report credits its high status to concrete security measures as well as "its commitment to and follow-through on international obligations".

The dispute over Unified Energy, the most actively traded stock in Russia, is viewed as a litmus test of the new Putin administration's attentiveness to foreign investors as well as its commitment to strengthening Russia's power resources.

He is clear that he doesn't want to lose "those very distinctive features" of the university, such as its commitment to interdisciplinarity. "Everybody here lives, breathes, eats, sleeps, drinks interdisciplinarity.

The film-makers' decision to focus on this relationship, casting Knightley in the role, has prompted questions from some over the film's accuracy, as well as its commitment to exploring Turing's identity as a gay man.

Ignoring the plan it laid out in June could compromise the credibility of its other promises, such as its commitment not to raise short-term interest rates until unemployment falls at least to 6.5%.But the mere prospect of fewer bond purchases has already brought a sharp tightening in financial conditions.

Ironically, it was Israel's reluctance to storm Jenin in full force, as well as its commitment to protecting Palestinian lives and property at almost any cost, that resulted in more Israeli and Palestinian deaths and more destruction of property than would otherwise have occurred.

Over the life of this parliament, the BBC's £3.6 billion ($5.8 billion) budget has been held flat, even as its commitments have multiplied, the coalition government having transferred responsibility for the World Service from the Foreign Office to it.

In a statement, the American Embassy in Hanoi said that the new rule, called Decree 72, "appears to be inconsistent with Vietnam's obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as well as its commitments under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights".

As Price pointed out, NASA is shifting its focus away from space station deliveries and other fairly monotonous jobs as well as redoubling its commitment to scientific inquiry, a difficult undertaking that Price feels may have fallen by the wayside.

The objective-institutional character of the church increases as it relinquishes its commitment to eschatological perfection in order to create the corpus Christianum, the Christian commonwealth or society.

Bryant spoke to the Guardian after Labour received criticism for tweeting that it would not reverse £83m of cuts to the Arts Council of England's budget, which some writers took as "bragging" about its commitment to reducing funding.