Mr. Parlamis is canvassing the Greek community for potential trustees, who will be asked to commit $250,000 each.
In the most significant mass mobilisation of the party's hugely expanded membership since September 2014, Sturgeon said each one of the SNP's 120,000 members would be sent a pack of survey cards, and would be asked to commit to completing the survey with at least five people each month for the next three months.
Under the central contracts plan, up to 10 of the world's biggest names of track and field will be asked to commit to appearing in at least six of the 12 events: eight in Europe, with two each in Asia and the United States.
So if people want fixed-term parliaments, then that is what we will put into the pledge; or if they want a ban on high donors funding political parties, the would-be politicians will be asked to commit to making this happen.
"Why should I be asked to commit suicide?" He grew up Orthodox in a close-knit community in Newport News, Virginia, and recalls his class at day school reciting each morning: "First of all we must know that the entire Torah, both the Written Law and the Oral Law, was given by the Holy One himself, Blessed Be He, to Moses our Teacher, of blessed memory, at Mount Sinai.
The next year you might be asked to commit another $20 million, so you've written checks for $30 million, but another year's management fee is due so you have only $26 million working.
Only when they're asked to commit their shoptalk to print do they grow reticent.
It was eventually ratified by almost all advanced economies being asked to commit to greenhouse gas emission targets.
Mr. Caulfield said he sometimes thought about how different things might have been if his dirty tricks team had been asked to commit the Watergate break-in.
Military families have dedicated their "blood" to the cause, but the rest of us, because of concern about taxes, have not been asked to commit our "treasure".
