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Bishop said this week Australia's position would be influenced by the commitments of comparable countries.

High staff turnover can mean that valued patrons are sometimes overlooked by chefs and owners whose time is being increasingly stretched by the commitments of writing cookbooks, appearing on cooking shows and opening new branches.

A White House spokesman called on all sides to abide by the commitments of the deal.

Abbas stated in a televised address, that the government will "abide by the commitments of the [Palestinian] Authority, its signed agreements and its political platform," and that "political negotiations will remain under the authority of the Palestine Liberation Organization, the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people, and the government will have nothing to do with this".

Hamzawy added: "I am humbled and impressed by the commitment of Egyptians to their country..

He was struck by the commitment of the doctors but said even for Gaza this was an unprecedented burden.

The song and dance mocked and embodied the pointedly alternative elements of indie film and was powered by the commitment of the performers, especially Mr. Gyllenhaal's.

This work will be shaped by the commitment of both Governments to a step-change in advancing North-South co-operation and action for the benefit of all.

But he said he was quickly impressed by the commitment of the programmers at the Institute for Creative Technologies to make an accurate game.

The inspectors left saying they were impressed by the commitment of political leaders at all levels to back the bid — including Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

If marriage is to fulfill its aspirations, it must be defined by the commitment of one to another for richer for poorer, in sickness and in health not by the people it excludes.