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The Boston Symphony, which tours less than other orchestras because of its commitments to Tanglewood and the Boston Pops, has a European voyage scheduled for February 2010.

If war news on CBS pre-empts the men's tournament on Saturday and Sunday, ESPN and ESPN2 will take some games, but not all, because of its commitments to carrying the N.C.A.A. women's tournament and N.B.A. and N.H.L. games.

So the idea of a truth-maker turns out to be far less intuitive and attractive than it initially seemed because of its commitment to an abstract and mysterious array of truth-bearers.

The supermarket said it was making the move because of its commitment to "reduce unnecessary plastic waste" and estimated the change would save 63m bags annually.

But experts and city leaders agree that Chicago's Chinatown could also be thriving because of its commitment to Chinese traditions, which makes it attractive to both Asians and non-Asian visitors.

And former Mayor Andrew J. Young of Atlanta made his appeal to the accrediting board directly, urging it to stand behind the college because of its commitment to educational access.

We chose Coventry because of its commitment to openness, tested in many challenging meetings.

Many people will want to live in Manchester because of its commitment to the arts, he said.

Frank Gerber, a partner at Richmond Financial, said he was attracted to the company because of its commitment to customer service and its "scrappiness" in the face of competition.

The memo said Citigroup had made the change because of its "commitment to diversity" and a goal of being the "employer of choice" in financial services.

The contractor, the Pavarini-McGovern chosenuctinn Corparttion, was chosen in part because of its commitment to involve minority subcontractors, said Theresa de León, the chief operating officer of the society.