There's no two that are even remotely the same - and though most of us haven't met yet, we're already bonded our commitment to VFA's mission: to "restore the culture of achievement to include value-creation, risk and reward and the common good".
The fund performed well for several years, but then became victim to year-by-year political expediency: excessive bonding, a commitment to projects of dubious necessity and the diversion of capital dollars to operations.
Oxytocin is the fundamental Love chemical most closely associated with longer term bonding and commitment.[2].
While the developers say none of it will come out of the city or state operational budgets, any commitment of bonding capacity or future tax revenue could be dicey for local governments that are already reeling under heavy debt and shrinking revenues.
The interviews provide a view of a dual approach to employees: the exploration of inner values, the common linkage points and the enhancement of the bonds and commitment to the company and "instrumentalism", seeing the employees as a means along the road to success, who represent the company to customers through their professionalism and expertise.
Wood Badge courses aim to make Scouters better leaders by teaching advanced leadership skills, and by creating a bond and commitment to the Scout movement.
But, when fraternity is done correctly, it builds life long friendship, and in my chapter's case, a bond and commitment that extends past our time as collegians and our time on earth.
I believe that for same-sex relationships, there is a possible special spiritual calling for a sanctified life together; meaning embracing "philia"- "agape" love, the unique non-marital, non-procreation bond of commitment with caring, selfless non-sexual affection, willing good and eternal life for one another.
Experts have explained that establishing bonds of commitment to nursing profession depends on cultural considerations [ 24, 38].
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