Trump not only falsely characterized the U.S. commitment as "billions and billions and billions" of dollars, he also asserted that among other countries, "Nobody else is even close.
Since under (A_{2}) the accounting report (y_{1}^{L}) is not available before (t = 2), we denote the bonus coefficient on (y_{1}^{L}) (s) rather than (s_{1}.) In this section we characterize the full commitment setting.
These international volunteers are characterized by the commitment that is part of the institutional culture of their employing organizations, by the fact that they are often relatively young and employed under relatively modest salary conditions.
In a phone chat today, I asked Michael Replogle, the founder of the transportation and development institute, to characterize this commitment.
The result is that the commitments that previously characterized the advent of adulthood are now being delayed, and new patterns of behavior and a new stage of life is emerging for those in their twenties.
Her career as a gifted teacher, a compassionate guidance counselor and assistant examiner in charge of counseling and school psychology at the NYC Board of Examiners characterized her commitment to the importance of education and the value of skilled counseling for children in need of help.
This underlined the reflective, evaluative, and analytical nature that characterized, in part, the commitment taken in a process of disclosure/concealment.
The juxtaposition of instability and commitment that has characterized the troupe was recently demonstrated when it lost two homeless actresses less than a week before the premiere performance of the new play.
Dedication to discovery characterizes our commitment to promoting mental health and the improved understanding, treatment, and prevention of mental illness.
RUSSIAN NATIONAL ORCHESTRA This hardy, independent orchestra, founded by the protean Mikhail Pletnev, plays with that zealous sense of commitment that has always characterized the best Russian ensembles.
