She admits it's a slight problem: "I worry that people who have simply got more time to commit themselves are seen to be the people who are the 'organisers'organisers
"The people who are playing their cards close to the vest and not committing themselves are at a great disadvantage," said Christopher J. Malone, an assistant professor of political science at Pace University.
All entrepreneurs, no matter what field they may be in, need to be ready to commit themselves to being as healthy as possible, which of course means maintaining a healthy diet.
As is mentioned in the Tallinn Charter, ministries commit themselves to be accountable for system performance and to achieve measurable results.
And those responsible for spending these funds must commit themselves to be as efficient as possible.
In other words, street trees survive and flourish best when people living adjacent to them commit themselves to be responsible for tree care in the one or other form.
As we near the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, it is time for President Obama and Mitt Romney to commit themselves to being truthful in their stump speeches, advertisements, media interviews and all other aspects of their campaigns.
Yet many new faculty members commit themselves to being good advisers, either to emulate outstanding advisers they had, or to be better than bad ones they had!
Firstly, as a matter of socio-linguistic observation, speakers in fact in some sense take responsibility for, or commit themselves to, being right in what they say.
The principles, famously, are derived from an "original position" in which (very roughly) rational contractors under a "veil of ignorance" decide how they wish to commit themselves to being governed in their actual lives.
