McAfee sets out to show that well-structured deliberative opportunities deepen inquiry and direct it towards ends without threatening cherished commitments.
And then there is the question of how the never-published £20bn list of government "waste" being hyped up last year has transmogrified into a £14bn list of "savage" cuts which involve scrapping cherished liberal commitments such as universal child benefit.
For his 1964 recording of the Bach two- and three-part inventions, he tightened the action of his favorite Steinway so mercilessly that the tampering yielded an audible "hiccup" on certain notes, which Gould dismissed as a "charming idiosyncrasy". We also cherish his commitment to placing technology at the service of art.
The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the loss of Philip Levy, beloved father of Paul Levy and father-in-law of Karen Levy, cherished friends whose commitment and generosity strengthens our efforts to enrich Jewish life in New York and around the globe.
One overlooked aspect of the emerging legal architecture that they enact is that, barring a Greece-like rebellion from the citizens, Europe will eventually sacrifice its strong and much-cherished commitment to data protection.
Concerned about his weak support among conservatives, he underscored his commitment to cherished Republican positions like reducing government spending, opposing abortion and strengthening the military.
As Fox's advocate on The Greatest Canadian, media personality Sook-Yin Lee compared him to a classic hero, Phidippides, the runner who delivered the news of the Battle of Marathon before dying, and asserted that Fox "embodies the most cherished Canadian values: compassion, commitment, perseverance".
What happens when a qualitative/theoretical scholar of gender/sexuality and cultural studies and a quantitative behavioral scientist step outside the boundaries of our respective disciplines, risking disruptions to our normal procedures and cherished political and theoretical commitments?
They may fear being overwhelmed by a bewildering amount of data or may cherish the traditional commitment to ways of doing business that, they suppose, made their companies great: "making" deliveries when they might in fact be "buying" delivery services, or maintaining an imposing network of warehouses, which they consider sunk costs.
While our data show clearly that employees react to ownership primarily in financial terms the larger the annual company contribution to their accounts, the more motivated they claim to be workers nevertheless say they cherish the demonstrated commitment of management to worker ownership and participation.
